Delhi BJP announces names of presidents for 14 district units
The Hindu
Delhi BJP announces new district presidents, emphasizing cooperation and expansion of organization under Virendraa Sachdeva's leadership.
The Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party announced the names of new presidents of its 14 district units in the National Capital on Monday (May 26, 2025).
BJP leader Ajay Khatana has been appointed district president of Keshavpuram, and Arvind Garg has been appointed president of Chandani Chowk. Similarly, BJP leader U.K. Chaudhary has been appointed district president of North East Delhi, while Master Binod Kumar has been appointed the new president of Naveen Shahdara.
According to a release from the Delhi BJP media department, BJP leader Mahendra Nagpal announced Vijendra Dhama as the newly appointed president of Mayur Vihar district, while Deepak Gaba has been named Shahdara district chief. Virendra Babbar has been appointed district president of Karol Bagh, while Ravindra Chaudhary has been appointed district president of New Delhi.
Ramchandra Chawariya has been appointed the Outer Delhi district president, while Chandrapal Bakshi has been appointed West Delhi district president. Raj Sharma Gautam has been appointed president of the Najafgarh district, while Ravindra Solanki has been appointed president of the Mehrauli district. Maya Bisht has been named the district president of South Delhi.
Delhi BJP president Virendraa Sachdeva congratulated all the newly appointed presidents and expressed hope that the new team will cooperate in expanding the organisation and implementing the government’s policies.
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