BJP Restructures Youth Wing: New Faces in Key Positions

The Bharatiya Janata Party has undertaken a significant restructuring of its youth wing, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha. This reshuffle includes the appointment of new national vice-presidents, general secretaries, and secretaries, all aimed at revitalizing the organization. Key figures from various states have been selected for these roles, reflecting the party's strategic focus on youth engagement. The changes are set to take effect immediately, marking a new chapter for the BJYM. Read on to learn more about the new appointments and their implications for the party's future.

By Narendra Chaudhary Oct 20, 2026, 22:52 IST

Major Changes in BJP's Youth Wing

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has initiated a significant reorganization within its youth division, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), by appointing new national office-bearers to pivotal roles. This includes the selection of seven national vice-presidents, three general secretaries, and seven national secretaries, all under the guidance of BJP National President Nitin Nabin, with immediate effect.

The party's announcement revealed that the newly appointed national vice-presidents of the Yuva Morcha are Shagun Parihar, an MLA from Jammu and Kashmir; Nikhil Mani Tiwari from Uttar Pradesh; Arvind Damani from Nagaland; Maloth Komali Naik from Telangana; Raj Rajendra Singh from Bihar; Soumen Karfa, an MLA from West Bengal; and Bhupendra Nag from Chhattisgarh.

In the role of national general secretaries, the party has chosen Arpita Aparajita Badjena from Odisha, Harsh Vardhan Singh from Uttar Pradesh, and Mitta Vamshi Krishna from Andhra Pradesh.

Additionally, seven leaders have been designated as national secretaries, including Biswajit Khound from Assam, Ashish Jhala from Madhya Pradesh, Sayali Raghunath Kulkarni from Maharashtra, Himanshu Sharma from Rajasthan, Sardar Armaanjot Brar from Punjab, Aman Yadav from Jharkhand, and Rahul Jha from Bihar.

Vineet Vats Tyagi from Uttar Pradesh has been appointed as the national treasurer, while Devvrat Singh Rajawat from Rajasthan will take on the role of national joint treasurer.

In terms of organizational structure, Dhruv Pandit from Gujarat has been named the central office in-charge, with Mohit Soni from Delhi serving as co-in-charge.

For the Policy and Research Department, Akhila Bandam from Telangana has been appointed as in-charge, with Rangam Trivedi from Gujarat, Kamal Madishetty from Telangana, and Dr. Rama Balhara from Haryana as co-in-charges.

The party has also made key appointments in media and social media roles, with Himanshu Yadav from Bihar as media in-charge, and Shivani Singh from Delhi, Atul Thakur from Himachal Pradesh, and Vishu Basoya from Delhi as media co-in-charges.

In social media, Apurva Singh from Delhi has been appointed as in-charge, while Manvendra Chauhan from Bihar will serve as co-in-charge.