Archive · 2 Oct 2026
Biplab Deb Urges BJP Workers to End Publicity Displays
Biplab Deb is a leader overseeing the Bharatiya Janata Party in Madhya Pradesh.
He met party leaders in Bhopal on Thursday.
He asked workers not to use JCB machines to shower flowers when welcoming leaders.
He also asked them not to put up large posters just to promote themselves.
Instead, he wants them to explain government welfare programs to people.
He said party workers should check whether needy people receive these benefits.
He also told party officials to solve disagreements among workers.
Deb plans to visit more districts, villages, and local party booths.
He said the party and government should keep working together in an organized way.
Biplab Deb told BJP workers to stop showering flowers from JCB machines during welcomes.
He opposed oversized leader posters and hoardings used for personal publicity.
Deb urged workers to publicize government welfare schemes and ensure they reach needy people.
He directed party officials to address factionalism and unresolved differences among workers.
Deb said he would visit districts, rural areas, and booths during his next Madhya Pradesh trip.
- Who
- Biplab Deb, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Madhya Pradesh in-charge, and BJP state leaders and workers.
- What
- Deb directed workers to stop personal publicity displays, promote welfare schemes, address factionalism, and improve party-government coordination.
- When
- Thursday; Deb said he would visit other areas during his next trip.
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To ensure government schemes reach needy people, reduce internal differences, and produce positive outcomes for the public.
- Speaker
- Biplab Deb, BJP’s state in-charge in Madhya Pradesh
- Meeting location
- Bhopal
- Publicity criticized
- Flower showers from JCB machines and large leader posters or hoardings
- Preferred focus
- Publicizing government welfare schemes
- Organizational instruction
- Officials should resolve factionalism and worker differences
- Planned visits
- Other districts, rural areas, and booths
- Coordination
- Deb described coordination between the government and party organization as continuous