Overview
- The BJP announced a major Uttar Pradesh organisational reshuffle this week under state president Pankaj Chaudhary that names new office-bearers and aims to reclaim constituencies lost in 2022.
- Nitin Nabin will visit Lucknow on July 3–4 to review the state unit's functioning and assess election readiness, including consultations with regional leaders, the chief minister, and RSS figures.
- Nabin's first trip to Jammu since taking charge is scheduled for July 6–7 and will include public conventions, worker outreach and a series of internal meetings to strengthen the party network in the Union Territory.
- The party's Disciplinary Committee, chaired by Sunil Sethi, has suspended two senior Jammu and Kashmir leaders, Lateef Khan and Burhan, for two years after finding they engaged in a physical altercation and violated party discipline.
- Local core-group and office-bearer meetings have finalised roadmaps for the visits and begun appointing assembly-wise in‑charges and booth-level plans, a move that could reshape grassroots organisation and candidate readiness ahead of 2027.