Chandigarh: Newly appointed Punjab BJP State President Kewal Singh Dhillon has commenced his statewide outreach program, beginning with a visit to Dera Beas. This initiative is part of his broader strategy to engage with senior party leadership and strengthen organizational ties across the state.
Meeting Former State Presidents
As part of his engagement, Dhillon called on several former Punjab BJP state presidents and veteran leaders at their respective residences. In Jalandhar, he met Manoranjan Kalia, a seasoned party figure. He also visited Hoshiarpur, where he held discussions with Vijay Sampla and Avinash Rai Khanna, both former state presidents. These meetings are aimed at fostering unity and gathering insights from experienced leaders to guide the party's future course in Punjab.
Broader Outreach Strategy
Dhillon's outreach program is expected to cover multiple districts, focusing on reconnecting with grassroots workers and addressing local issues. The Dera Beas visit underscores the party's efforts to build bridges with influential religious and social organizations in the region. By engaging with former presidents, Dhillon aims to leverage their expertise and networks to strengthen the BJP's presence in Punjab ahead of upcoming electoral challenges.
The new state president's proactive approach has been well-received within party circles, with many appreciating his efforts to prioritize dialogue and collaboration. Further meetings and programs are anticipated in the coming weeks as Dhillon continues his statewide tour.
