New Delhi, Apr 22: Gearing up for the crucial assembly elections in four states, top BJP leaders today met and identified issues to be taken up by the party the and the poll management strategy for the same.
Party general secretary Pramod Mahajan, who has been entrusted with the task of coordination of all the four states besides independent charge of Rajasthan, held a closed door meeting with general secretary in-charge of organisation Sanjay Joshi and general secretary (headquarters) Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, who is also in-charge of Delhi.
BJP sources said that besides identifying the issues, the three leaders also discussed the "chargesheets" the party's state units propose to issue against the Congress governments in the four states.
The meeting was followed by a meeting with the party's top leaders from the capital to discuss the poll strategy for the coming elections to the Delhi Assembly.
Besides Mahajan and Naqvi, the meeting was attended by all prominent leaders including state BJP chief M L Khurana, Union Labour Minister and former chief minister Sahib Singh, Union Minister Ananth Kumar, who has been nominated by the party for Delhi polls, minister of state for labour Vijay Goel, party spokesman V K Malhotra besides state leaders such as Jagdish Mukhi and Ram Bhaj, the sources said.
The party decided to project in its poll campaign the alleged failures of the Shiela Dikshit government including power and water shortage besides alleged corruption charges against the chief minister herself in the Sonia Vihar water treatment plant case.
Bureau Report
