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BJP Names Nitin Nabin as In‑Charge for Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat Ahead of Elections
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BJP Names Nitin Nabin as In‑Charge for Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat Ahead of Elections

✍️ INDToday 🗓 19 Aug 2026, 01:33 PM 👁 22
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The Bharatiya Janata Party has appointed senior leader Nitin Nabin to oversee its election strategy in the three key states of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat as the next polls approach.

The Bharatiya Janata Party announced on Tuesday that senior leader Nitin Nabin will serve as the party's in‑charge for Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat, states that are slated to vote in the upcoming election cycle. The decision was communicated through a party press release and reported by INDToday.

The three states are considered crucial battlegrounds for the BJP, with Uttar Pradesh holding the largest number of Lok Sabha seats, while Punjab and Gujarat are also pivotal for the party's national tally. By assigning a single point person, the party aims to streamline its campaign coordination and address region‑specific challenges as the polls draw nearer.

Nitin Nabin, a veteran BJP politician from Bihar, has previously held key organizational roles within the party, including serving as a member of the party's national executive and as a former Member of Parliament. His experience in election management is expected to bolster the BJP's outreach and voter mobilisation efforts across the three states.

Party officials said the appointment reflects confidence in Nabin's ability to synchronize strategies, manage local leadership, and ensure that the BJP's message resonates with diverse voter bases in the Hindi‑speaking heartland and the western regions.
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