Ram Madhav takes part in meeting of BJP functionaries in Chennai
Ram Madhav, who has been named the Bharatiya Janata Party’s State in-charge for Tamil Nadu, attended a meeting of party functionaries at the BJP’s State unit head office in Chennai on Monday. The session brought together State and district-level leaders, including BJP State unit president Nainar Nagenthran.
Leadership meet in Chennai
The meeting was convened at the party’s State headquarters and saw participation from senior leaders tasked with overseeing organisational affairs in Tamil Nadu. According to party leaders, the gathering focused on internal coordination and party activities, with the newly appointed State in-charge Ram Madhav engaging with office-bearers at multiple levels.
Attendees and directives
Speaking to reporters after the meeting, BJP leader Pon. Radhakrishnan said that, in addition to Ram Madhav, the party’s co-in-charges for Tamil Nadu—Nirmal Kumar Surana and D.K. Aruna—also took part. He noted that the review and interactions in Chennai were held on the directions of the party’s national leadership.
Statements from party leaders
Pon. Radhakrishnan expressed confidence about the BJP’s prospects, saying he was hopeful the party would emerge successful in all the upcoming elections. He also underlined the role of the leadership team in aligning the State unit’s efforts with the party’s broader organisational strategy.
Statewide programmes on October 7
Announcing a series of outreach activities, Radhakrishnan said the BJP would organise events in all district headquarters across Tamil Nadu on October 7 to mark Prime Minister and BJP leader Narendra Modi’s 25 years in public service. He hailed Mr. Modi’s leadership while outlining the preparations for the programmes planned for that day.
Outlook
With the State leadership in attendance and plans announced for district-level events on October 7, the Chennai meeting underscored the BJP’s effort to mobilise its cadre and highlight the party’s national leadership. Party functionaries indicated that such engagements would continue as they look ahead to the electoral calendar.
