Newly appointed BJP chief Nitin Nabin begins first visit to Odisha, plans to meet with party members on May 18.

The BJP's national president, Nitin Nabin, has arrived in Bhubaneswar for his first visit to the BJP-ruled state of Odisha. He is set to hold important meetings with ministers and party office bearers during his stay. The visit, which starts on May 18, marks Nabin's first trip to the state since taking on the role of BJP's national president.

Upon his arrival at the Biju Patnaik International Airport, Nabin was warmly welcomed by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, state president Manmohan Samal, and other prominent leaders. In a statement released by the Odisha BJP, it was announced that Nabin will be conducting a series of high-level organisational meetings, training programs, and strategic discussions with senior party leaders and office-bearers in Bhubaneswar and Puri on Monday. This visit holds great significance as it aims to strengthen the party's organisational foundation in the state, motivate grassroots workers, and set a new direction for future endeavors.

The statement also mentioned that Nabin will review the ongoing activities in the state during his stay. Nabin's schedule for Monday includes a meeting with the State Core Committee at 8:30 am, followed by the launch of the BJP's Bhubaneshwar District training camp at 10:30 am. He will then visit the holy city of Puri at 1:15 pm to seek blessings from Lord Jagannath and partake in the sacred 'Mahaprasad' at the residence of Puri Lok Sabha MP and BJP national spokesperson, Sambit Patra.

After returning to Bhubaneswar, Nabin will meet with state office bearers and frontal unit presidents at 4 pm, followed by a meeting with members of the Council of Ministers of Odisha at 6 pm. According to party sources, Nabin is expected to return to Delhi on Monday evening. The visit of the BJP president to Odisha is highly anticipated and is expected to further strengthen the party's presence in the state.

With a promising agenda and a busy schedule, Nabin's visit is sure to leave a lasting impact on the party's future in Odisha.