Amit Shah to lead UP BJP's Mission 2027 preparations (Img: IANS)
New Delhi: The BJP has intensified organisational activities in preparation for the 2027 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. In this regard, A meeting of the Party state executive committee is scheduled in Lucknow on October 30 and 31. Union Home Minister Amit Shah would presdie the meeting.
Infact, the two-day visit of the Home Minister to Uttar pradesh is considered significant for this meeting. Senior party leaders including Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, BJP National President Nitin Nabin, State President Pankaj Choudhry, Deputy Chief Ministers-- Keshav Muarya and Brajesh Pathak, will attend the meeting.
Sources said that the meeting is expected to discuss preparations for the upcoming assembly elections, the state of the organisation, and the party's political challenges in the state.It is obvious that BJP losing varanasi Graudate Council seat would be debated in full length. Union Ministers,state government Ministers, MPs, MLAs and State Executive Committee members also participate. 
Amit Shah is expected to review organisational preparations wih party officials. During this meeting, discussions are expected to take place on Organisational acitivism at the state and district levels, the allocation of electoral responsibilities, and future strategies. The meeting is also expected to discuss the performanceof current MLAs and their report cards.
The party faces the challenge of strengthening coordination between the organisation and public representatives before the upcoming elections. Issues such as the acitivity of workers in various areas, local public engagement and the discharge of organisational responsibilities are alos likely to be central to the discussions.
Amit Shah is considered a key strategist for the BJP with a deep understanding of Uttar Pradesh politics and electoral conditions.Therefore, his visit is considered crucial for preparations for Mission 2027.However, its direction will become clear only after the detailed agenda and potential decisions of the meeting are revealed.
A section of party workers alleges that newcomers and leaders from other parties been given more importance in the organisation than older and experienced workers. It is also being felt that Youth in particular are disappointed and they need to be addressed by the top leadership, sources said.
