New Delhi, Oct 21: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has carried out a major organisational reshuffle in its youth wing, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), appointing new national office-bearers across key organisational, administrative, research and media positions.
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The appointments, made under the direction of BJP National President Nitin Nabin, include seven national vice-presidents, three national general secretaries and seven national secretaries, along with office-bearers for several other departments. The new appointments will take effect immediately.
The reshuffle brings together leaders from different states, reflecting the party’s efforts to strengthen its youth organisation and expand its organisational presence across the country.
Seven National Vice-Presidents Appointed
According to the list released by the party, seven leaders have been appointed national vice-presidents of the Yuva Morcha. They are Shagun Parihar, MLA, from Jammu and Kashmir; Nikhil Mani Tiwari from Uttar Pradesh; Arvind Damani from Nagaland; Maloth Komali Naik from Telangana; Raj Rajendra Singh from Bihar; Soumen Karfa, MLA, from West Bengal; and Bhupendra Nag from Chhattisgarh.
For the post of national general secretary, the party has appointed Arpita Aparajita Badjena from Odisha, Harsh Vardhan Singh from Uttar Pradesh and Mitta Vamshi Krishna from Andhra Pradesh.
The appointment of Arpita Aparajita Badjena from Odisha is among the key developments in the organisational changes, giving the state representation in the Yuva Morcha’s national leadership.
Seven Leaders Named National Secretaries
The party has also appointed seven national secretaries to strengthen its organisational framework. The newly appointed secretaries are Biswajit Khound from Assam, Ashish Jhala from Madhya Pradesh, Sayali Raghunath Kulkarni from Maharashtra, Himanshu Sharma from Rajasthan, Sardar Armaanjot Brar from Punjab, Aman Yadav from Jharkhand and Rahul Jha from Bihar.
In the finance-related appointments, Vineet Vats Tyagi from Uttar Pradesh has been named national treasurer, while Devvrat Singh Rajawat from Rajasthan will serve as national joint treasurer.
For administrative coordination, Dhruv Pandit from Gujarat has been appointed central office in-charge, with Mohit Soni from Delhi named central office co-in-charge.
Policy, Research And Media Teams Get New Leadership
The organisational overhaul also covers the Yuva Morcha’s policy and research wing. Akhila Bandam from Telangana has been appointed in-charge of the Policy and Research Department. Rangam Trivedi from Gujarat, Kamal Madishetty from Telangana and Dr Rama Balhara from Haryana have been named co-in-charges.
In the media department, Himanshu Yadav from Bihar has been appointed media in-charge. Shivani Singh from Delhi, Atul Thakur from Himachal Pradesh and Vishu Basoya from Delhi will serve as media co-in-charges.
The party has also announced appointments to its social media team, naming Apurva Singh from Delhi as social media in-charge and Manvendra Chauhan from Bihar as social media co-in-charge.
Focus On Strengthening Youth Organisation
The latest appointments mark a significant restructuring of the BJP’s youth wing, with leadership positions distributed among representatives from multiple states and responsibilities spread across organisational, policy, financial and communications departments.
The new team is expected to take charge of its respective responsibilities immediately, as the party continues to focus on strengthening its youth leadership and organisational network at the national level.
With appointments spanning a wide range of functions, the reshuffle establishes a new leadership structure for the BJYM, placing emphasis on organisational coordination, policy engagement and communication.
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