Chandigarh, October 25, 2026-The Executive Committee meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Chandigarh Pradesh, was held at the party’s state office, Kamalam, Sector 33, under the chairmanship of State President Jatinder Pal Malhotra. Mahendra Pandey, the newly appointed In-charge of Chandigarh Pradesh, was present at the meeting. The discussions covered organisational activities, political resolutions, development initiatives and upcoming programmes. Office-bearers from the state level to Shakti Kendra Pramukhs attended the meeting. Former BJP State Presidents Sanjay Tandon and Arun Sood, along with former Member of Parliament Satya Pal Jain, also participated.

Before the formal commencement of the meeting, all office-bearers and party workers collectively listened to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popular radio programme, Mann Ki Baat. The meeting began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by the collective singing of Vande Mataram. The first session was conducted by State General Secretary Ramveer Bhatti. State President Jatinder Pal Malhotra welcomed the newly appointed In-charge, Mahendra Pandey, and, in his presidential address, emphasised organisational strengthening, public service and collective efforts for the all-round development of Chandigarh. Subsequently, State Vice President Bharat Kumar presented the condolence resolution. The gathering paid tribute to party workers and office-bearers who had passed away during the previous year and observed two minutes of silence in their memory.

During the proceedings conducted by State General Secretary Sanjeev Rana, Shakti Prakash Devshali presented a political resolution dedicated to “Nation-Building, Good Governance and a Developed Chandigarh”. The resolution paid tribute to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25 years of public service and highlighted India’s progress under his leadership in economic development, infrastructure, the digital revolution, indigenous manufacturing, defence capabilities, space science and global diplomacy. The principles of “Nation First”, Antyodaya, and “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas” were described as important foundations of the country’s development journey.

The political resolution outlined the impact of the Central Government’s public welfare policies and development-oriented approach on Chandigarh, highlighting initiatives in education, healthcare, transportation, environmental protection, housing and civic amenities. In education, it referred to the achievements of government schools, the PM SHRI Schools initiative, the proposed multipurpose auditorium at Panjab University and the development of hostel facilities at educational institutions.

In the healthcare sector, the resolution highlighted advanced medical facilities at PGIMER, the Advanced Mother and Child Centre, the Advanced Neurosciences Centre, the Critical Care Block, and the initiative to increase MBBS seats at Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32, from 150 to 200.

In transportation, electric buses and the Bharat Taxi model were described as significant initiatives. Under environmental protection, the resolution highlighted the promotion of solar energy, efforts to address waste-processing issues in Dadumajra, and the commitment to develop the area as a park. On housing, it emphasised the need for practical solutions to need-based changes and violation-related issues concerning Chandigarh Housing Board homes.

In his address, State President Jatinder Pal Malhotra urged party workers to prioritise public grievances, maintain continuous dialogue with citizens and discharge their organisational responsibilities with dedication. He described public service, transparency and accountability as essential pillars of the organisation’s functioning.

Organisational General Secretary Srinivasaulu shared his views on organisational matters and upcoming programmes. He emphasised better coordination, active participation by party workers and effective planning for future activities. This was followed by discussions on the work, activities and forthcoming programmes of the party’s various fronts.

Mahendra Pandey, the newly appointed Chandigarh Pradesh In-charge, stressed the need to strengthen the organisation at the booth and Shakti Kendra levels, improve coordination among party workers and build relationships of trust with citizens through public service. He called upon all office-bearers and workers to work collectively, advance the organisation’s objectives and contribute actively to Chandigarh’s development. The meeting also reaffirmed the commitment to strengthening the organisation and working towards winning all 35 wards in the upcoming Municipal Corporation elections.

The political resolution reaffirmed the BJP’s commitment to the all-round development of Chandigarh, drawing inspiration from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ideals of national interest, development and good governance. It resolved to learn from previous electoral challenges, strengthen the organisation down to the booth and Shakti Kendra levels, ensure an active role for every party worker and expand public outreach.

The resolution stated that public trust is one of the party’s most valuable assets. It emphasised that transparency, accountability, good governance and public welfare must remain priorities to meet citizens’ expectations. In view of the upcoming Municipal Corporation elections, the party resolved to work continuously towards resolving civic issues, identifying local needs and making Chandigarh cleaner, more beautiful, safer, modern and citizen-friendly.

At the conclusion, State General Secretary Sanjeev Rana presented the vote of thanks and expressed gratitude to Chandigarh Pradesh In-charge Mahendra Pandey, State President Jatinder Pal Malhotra, all office-bearers, Executive Committee members and party workers present at the meeting.