Thiruvananthapuram: In the pursuit of electoral preparedness for the Lok Sabha elections, JP Nadda is scheduled to visit Thiruvananthapuram today. The implementation of central leadership's recommendations is underway, focusing on enhancing the organizational structure and harnessing the benefits of developmental initiatives. To further reinforce the foundation and create awareness among the people regarding the accomplishments of the central government in their respective districts, the state-level execution of the comprehensive program called 'Vishala Janasabha' is set to commence. A conference involving booth presidents from each district's Lok Sabha constituencies will be conducted, ensuring the participation of four individuals, including the president and general secretary, from each booth.
In addition to these endeavors, there will be an interactive program facilitating direct meetings between JP Nadda and the beneficiaries of central projects. Furthermore, a program named Sampark Se Samarthan, under the guidance of central leaders, will be organized. As part of this, JP Nadda will visit the Atukal temple and engage with influential individuals.
While there may be a perception that BJP's setback in the Karnataka assembly elections has affected the party's morale in Kerala, the leadership holds a different perspective. The party's higher ranks believe that the departure of a few notable figures, such as director Rajasenan, has not had any adverse impact. Consequently, there are no plans to pursue their return or devise strategies to overcome the situation.
Regarding the organizational structure, the RSS has appointed K Subhash as the party's organizational secretary, replacing M Ganesh. K Subhash currently serves as the joint secretary of the organization. This transition is not expected to create a crisis within the party and will not impede the year-long preparations for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
JP Nadda's visit to Thiruvananthapuram follows his tour of Telangana and will include an evaluation of the party's system.
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