Jamshedpur: State spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Amarpreet Singh Kale, on Friday congratulated the newly elected district presidents of the party, stating that the formation of the new district-level team has infused fresh enthusiasm, renewed energy, and a positive work culture within the organisation.
In his message, Kale said the new leadership will play a crucial role in strengthening the BJP at the grassroots level by expanding organisational activities up to the booth level and motivating party workers. He added that the district presidents will act as an effective bridge in conveying the party’s policies, ideology, and welfare schemes to every section of society.
New Leadership to Strengthen BJP’s Grassroots Network
Expressing confidence in the newly elected office bearers, Kale said their disciplined and dedicated efforts would further energise the organisation and help the BJP scale new heights in Jharkhand. He emphasised that strong district leadership is key to deepening the party’s connection with the people.
List of Newly Elected BJP District Presidents
Congratulating the district presidents, Kale named:
- Deepak Puri (Simdega)
- Sagar Oraon (Gumla)
- Varun Sahu (Ranchi Metropolitan)
- Dheeraj Mahto (Ranchi East)
- Narendra Singh (Ranchi West)
- Geeta Balmuchu (Chaibasa)
- Deepak Paswan (Chakradharpur)
- Harekrishna Pradhan (Seraikela-Kharsawan)
- Vivekananda Singh (Hazaribagh)
- Sanjeev Kumar Babla (Ramgarh)
- Ramdev Singh Bhokta (Chatra)
- Amit Tiwari (Palamu)
- Banshi Yadav (Latehar)
- Shravan Rai (Dhanbad Metropolitan)
- Mohan Kumbhkar (Dhanbad Rural)
- Mahendra Verma (Giridih Rural)
- Ranjit Kumar Rai (Giridih Metropolitan)
- Sarita Murmu (Pakur)
- Lakshmi Chakraborty (Godda)
- Gautam Yadav (Sahebganj)
- Sumit Sharan (Jamtara)
- Sachin Khani (Deoghar)
- Rupesh Mandal (Dumka)
Fresh Momentum for BJP in Jharkhand
Kale said the newly formed district team is expected to give fresh momentum to organisational activities and significantly strengthen the BJP’s outreach and public engagement across Jharkhand, reinforcing the party’s commitment to disciplined organisation-building and people-centric politics.
