Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has started preparations for the upcoming Chandigarh Municipal Corporation elections, with a focus on strengthening its organisation across all 35 wards and building teams at the booth level.
The Chandigarh unit held an organisational meeting on October 30 to discuss its election strategy, expand its network and intensify public outreach. The meeting was chaired by Chandigarh Lok Sabha in-charge Surender Singh Khudda and attended by senior party leaders, office-bearers and active workers.
During the meeting, party members discussed ways to strengthen the organisation in every ward, form teams at the booth level and increase engagement with residents ahead of the civic polls.
BSP Focuses on Booth-Level Organisation Ahead of Chandigarh Civic Polls
Addressing the meeting, Khudda stressed the need to build a stronger organisation at the grassroots level ahead of the municipal elections.
He urged office-bearers and workers to maintain unity, discipline and commitment while remaining active in their respective wards. He also called for regular interaction with the public and greater engagement with local issues.
The participants shared suggestions on the party’s election preparations and pledged to work together to strengthen the BSP’s position in Chandigarh.
Senior BSP Leaders Attend Organisational Meeting
Several party functionaries attended the meeting, including former Chandigarh state president Brijpal, zonal in-charge and advocate Vikrant, Dr Nirmal Singh Bika, Shankar Rao, Dinesh Dahiya, Inderveer, Trilok Chand and Vijay Kumar.
BVF in-charge Robin Singh and BAMCEF president Pawan Chauhan were also present, along with other party office-bearers.
The BSP Chandigarh unit said its objective was to strengthen its presence across all 35 wards, raise public issues and prepare for active participation in the upcoming municipal corporation elections.
