RLP Strengthens Organizational Structure Ahead of Panchayati Raj Elections

Jaipur, October 5: The Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) is ramping up its organizational efforts in anticipation of the upcoming Panchayati Raj elections in Rajasthan. The party has appointed district in-charges and co-in-charges for 21 districts to enhance coordination among workers and expedite election preparations.

In an order signed by national president Hanuman Beniwal on October 3, the appointed officials will travel to their respective districts to conduct ward-wise organizational reviews, manage election-related activities, and communicate the party’s policies and ideology to the public. These appointments are effective immediately.

With the aim of strengthening the party’s organizational framework, RLP has designated 19 leaders as in-charges, with two leaders overseeing two districts each. Namely, Neemsingh Chaudhary will manage Bharatpur along with Deeg, and Badri Lal Jat will handle Bhilwara and Chittorgarh.

District Assignments: Who’s in Charge?

The list includes 21 districts, but only 19 in-charges have been appointed. The following are the district in-charges:

– Alwar: Priya Singh Meghwal
– Bharatpur: Neemsingh Chaudhary
– Bhilwara: Badri Lal Jat
– Chittorgarh: Badri Lal Jat
– Sawai Madhopur: Mahavir Prasad Jat
– Jhunjhunu: Manish Chaudhary
– And others.

Missing Co-In-Charges

While most districts have one to four co-in-charges assigned, there are no co-in-charges listed for Sawai Madhopur, Bhilwara, and Jhalawar.

Key party officials have also been assigned responsibilities. Manish Chaudhary, the party’s national general secretary, will oversee Jhunjhunu, while Neemsingh Chaudhary will manage Bharatpur and Deeg.

Reporting to the State Election Committee

According to the order, all in-charges and co-in-charges will hold meetings with local officials and workers in their districts. After reviewing the organizational status and election preparations, a comprehensive report will be submitted to the state-level election committee.

The party has instructed local officials and workers to provide necessary support to the appointed in-charges. This initiative is seen as a strategic move to activate the organization at the district level ahead of the Panchayati Raj elections.

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