BJP youth wing BJYM announces major national leadership reshuffle

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has implemented a significant organizational reshuffle within its youth wing, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM). Under the leadership of BJYM President Hemang Joshi and following directives from BJP National President Nitin Nabin, new national office-bearers have been appointed from 20 different states.

Key appointments include seven national vice-presidents: Shagun Parihar (Jammu and Kashmir), Nikhil Mani Tiwari (Uttar Pradesh), Arvind Damani (Nagaland), Maloth Komali Naik (Telangana), Raj Rajendra Singh (Bihar), Soumen Karfa (West Bengal), and Bhupendra Nag (Chhattisgarh). The national general secretary positions have been filled by Arpita Aparajita Badjena (Odisha), Harsh Vardhan Singh (Uttar Pradesh), and Mitta Vamshi Krishna (Andhra Pradesh).

Additional leadership roles include Vineet Vats Tyagi as national treasurer and Devvrat Singh Rajawat as national joint treasurer. The reshuffle also covers administrative and research departments, with Dhruv Pandit appointed as central office in-charge and Akhila Bandam named in-charge of the Policy and Research Department. These organizational changes come ahead of several upcoming state assembly elections.