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Two Chhattisgarh BJP leaders get key roles in new team

Two Chhattisgarh BJP leaders get key roles in new team
2 Chhattisgarh BJP leaders get key roles in new team: social media head, women wing’s chief · theprint.in

A big political group in India called the BJP chose two people from a state called Chhattisgarh to do important jobs.

One of them is Roopkumari Choudhary, a member of India's parliament.

She will lead the group's women's wing, called the Mahila Morcha.

The other is Deepak Mhaskey, who will be in charge of the group's social media.

Social media is where people share posts and videos on the internet.

Choudhary wants to help women and young people get better chances in life.

Mhaskey wants to make sure true information is shared and false news is stopped.

The leader of the BJP, Nitin Nabin, chose them for these jobs.

The leaders of Chhattisgarh said they were happy about the choices.

This shows that the BJP trusts workers from Chhattisgarh.

Key facts

Event
BJP appoints two Chhattisgarh leaders to key roles in new national team
Roopkumari Choudhary
Appointed president of BJP Mahila Morcha; Lok Sabha MP from Mahasamund, age 50
Deepak Mhaskey
Appointed head of BJP social media department; chairman of Chhattisgarh Medical Services Corporation Ltd, age 58
BJP president
Nitin Nabin
Date
Monday, August 17
Location
Raipur, Chhattisgarh
Mhaskey's background
Former chemistry professor and former Engineers India Ltd board member
Choudhary's background
Master's in political science; former MLA from Basna; elected to Lok Sabha in 2024

Quotes

Roopkumari Choudhary

Lok Sabha MP from Mahasamund, president of BJP Mahila Morcha

“"Now that I have been given this new responsibility, I will certainly work for the rights and dignity of women. Women’s participation would be crucial to achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a developed India by 2047."”
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“"Those who misuse social media and create confusion by spreading misinformation will be countered by our team by ensuring that the correct information reaches people."”
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