BJP president Amit Shah on Thursday reconstituted the party's national executive which has 111 members, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior party leader L.K. Advani.
The list has 27 special invitees, including chief ministers and deputy chief ministers of the Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled states.
Apart from 40 special invitees, all leaders of the party in state assemblies and councils and state presidents will also be invitees to the national executive, a party release said.
Amit Shah reconstitutes BJP's national executive
March 11, 2015by
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