Archive · 27 Sep 2026
Biplab Deb begins Madhya Pradesh BJP role with two-day visit
Biplab Kumar Deb is a senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader.
He was recently put in charge of the party’s work in Madhya Pradesh.
He will visit the state for two days starting September 30.
First, he will pray at a temple in Bhopal.
He will then eat lunch at the home of Meena Jatav, a Dalit BJP worker.
Deb will also meet party leaders and workers.
He will discuss party organization before upcoming elections.
He will leave for Delhi on October 1.
Biplab Kumar Deb will visit Madhya Pradesh from September 30 to October 1.
He will pray at Gufa Mandir and have lunch at Dalit BJP worker Meena Jatav’s home.
Deb will meet party workers, office-bearers, divisional in-charges and the state BJP core group.
He is scheduled to meet Kaptan Singh Solanki and Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar.
The visit comes before Madhya Pradesh local elections expected in 2027 and Assembly polls expected in 2028.
- Who
- Biplab Kumar Deb, BJP leaders and workers, Kaptan Singh Solanki, Narendra Singh Tomar and Meena Jatav.
- What
- Deb will make his first Madhya Pradesh visit as the state BJP in-charge and hold religious, social and organizational engagements.
- When
- September 30 to October 1; local elections are expected in June-July 2027 and the Assembly election toward the end of 2028.
- Where
- Bhopal and other specified locations in Madhya Pradesh, including Gufa Mandir, Shastri Nagar and Kotra Sultanabad.
- Why
- To begin organizational work as Madhya Pradesh BJP in-charge ahead of upcoming local and Assembly elections.
- Visitor
- Biplab Kumar Deb, BJP national general secretary and Lok Sabha member from West Tripura
- New assignment
- BJP Madhya Pradesh in-charge, replacing Mahendra Singh
- Visit dates
- September 30 to October 1
- First engagement
- Prayers at Gufa Mandir’s Budhe Hanuman shrine in Lalghati
- Community engagement
- Lunch at the Shastri Nagar home of Dalit BJP worker Meena Jatav
- Organizational meetings
- Meetings with party workers, office-bearers, divisional in-charges and the state core group
- Election context
- Panchayat and urban local body elections are expected in June-July 2027, followed by an Assembly election toward the end of 2028