Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Nitin Nabin to review BJP Uttarakhand poll preparations during visit
BJP president Nitin Nabin will visit Uttarakhand for two days starting September 9.
He will meet party leaders to prepare for the state’s upcoming assembly election.
He will discuss how to make the party’s organisation stronger.
He will also talk about government welfare policies and activities at the local booth level.
Nabin will meet young people in a special programme.
He will visit a temple and a memorial in Haldwani.
He will also meet former soldiers and members of the Punjabi community.
The BJP says the visit will give its workers new energy and help the party connect with people.
BJP president Nitin Nabin will visit Uttarakhand for two days from September 9.
He will address the party’s extended state working committee meeting in Rudrapur.
Nabin will review electoral strategy with state office-bearers and the core committee.
His schedule includes youth, ex-servicemen and Punjabi community programmes.
The visit is intended to strengthen BJP organisation ahead of assembly polls due early next year.
- Who
- BJP president Nitin Nabin and Uttarakhand BJP leaders, workers, youth, ex-servicemen and members of the Punjabi community.
- What
- Nabin will conduct meetings and public programmes to review and strengthen the BJP’s preparations for the upcoming assembly polls.
- When
- A two-day visit beginning September 9; the assembly polls are due early next year.
- Where
- Uttarakhand, including Rudrapur and Haldwani.
- Why
- To review electoral strategy, strengthen the party organisation and deepen its connection with people in the state.
- Visitor
- Nitin Nabin, national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party
- Visit duration
- Two days from September 9
- First-day venue
- Rudrapur
- Key meeting
- Extended state working committee meeting
- Leadership discussions
- Meetings with state office-bearers and the state core committee
- Public programmes
- Yuva Samvad, Ex-Servicemen Sammelan and Punjabi Gaurav Sammelan
- Election context
- Uttarakhand assembly polls are due early next year