BJP’s Power-Packed Team For 2029 elections announces
BJP National President Nitin Nabin today announced the new team of National Office Bearers of the party. Mr Nabin has appointed 13 National Vice Presidents, including Vasundhara Raje Scindia, Tirath Singh Rawat, Ram Madhav, Baijayant Jay Panda, Sardar Manpreet Singh Badal and Rekha Verma. Union Minister and BJP leader Piyush Goyal has been appointed as national treasurer of the party. B L Santhosh has been appointed as organisational National General Secretary. Mr Nabin has also appointed eight party leaders as National General Secretary including Vinod Tawde, Sunil Bansal, Smriti Irani and Biplab Kumar Deb. The party also named new heads of its various morchas, including Dr Hemang Joshi as Yuva Morcha president, Roop Kumari Choudhary as Mahila Morcha president and Bansilal Gurjar as Kishan Morcha President.
Senior BJP leader and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated to the newly appointed National Office Bearers of the party and those who have been given various responsibilities. In a social media post, Mr Modi said, this newly appointed team brings together organisational experience, energy and grassroots connect. The Prime Minister expressed confident that they will give their best in strengthening the Party and focussing on public service.
The appointments come as the BJP prepares for a series of elections and seeks to strengthen its organisation across states and social groups.
The BJP’s new team of 64 national office bearers reflects a strategic blend of seasoned administrative hands and those with organisational experience, youthfulness, geographic diversity, and comprehensive social inclusion. Over 40 per cent of the team belong to the deprived communities.
At the helm of this organisational shift is a wealth of governance expertise, highlighted by the inclusion of three former Chief Ministers: Vasundhara Raje, Tirath Singh Rawat and Biplab Kumar Deb, alongside several former state presidents.
A special focus has been placed on the northeast. Three leaders from the area – one each from Tripura, Assam and Nagaland — have found space in the team. The dedicated North-East Coordination Cell will also continue under the leadership of Sambit Patra.
The committee embraces vital tribal voices by including four tribal representatives – one each from West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and the northeast. Two of the members are women.
The Scheduled Castes have been represented by three members from Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Madhya Pradesh.
The list also makes significant strides in social and religious inclusion.
Ten experienced women leaders from various sections of the country have been appointed to the team, demonstrating a strong commitment to female representation in senior organisational roles.
Ensuring that every major faith in India is respected and accommodated, the national office represents a truly diverse cross-section of society – the Hindu leaders stand with one Sikh member, two Christian members, one Muslim member, one Jain member, and a Parsi member. (UPDATED ON 17TH AUGUST 2026)
