BJP Leaders Strategize Haryana Polls at High-Level Meeting

Senior BJP leaders, including Union minister Amit Shah, met at party president JP Nadda's residence to discuss potential candidates for the Haryana assembly polls. This precedes the CEC meeting where the list of nominees for the October 1 polls will likely be finalized. Key leaders like Prime Minister Modi and ministers Pradhan and Khattar were involved.

Senior BJP leaders, including Union minister Amit Shah, convened at party president JP Nadda's residence on Thursday to discuss potential candidates for the Haryana assembly elections.

The meeting preceded the BJP's central election committee (CEC) gathering in the evening, where the panel is anticipated to finalize the names of nominees for the October 1 polls. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP chief Nadda, and Union ministers Shah and Rajnath Singh, among others, are part of the CEC.

Union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan, the BJP's in-charge for Haryana elections, and Manohar Lal Khattar, Haryana Chief Minister, were part of the core group session to scrutinize probable candidates. Earlier in the day, Pradhan held discussions with Haryana BJP leaders at his residence.

(With inputs from agencies.)