Bhopal, March 22: The BJP Women’s Wing in Madhya Pradesh has made significant organizational changes by announcing new state office bearers. This announcement was made on Saturday with the approval of state BJP president Hemant Khandelwal and the state women’s wing president, Ashwini Paranjape Rajwade.
To strengthen women’s participation across the state, several appointments have been made in various districts. Key appointments include Neelima Shinde from Jabalpur, Asha Gupta from Panna, Maya Patel from Dewas, Shalini Sarawagi from Shahdol, Anjana Patel from Barwani, Vibha Srivastava from Ashoknagar, and Supriti Jadia from Sagar, all serving as vice presidents.
The general secretaries are Jyoti Singh Rajput from Seoni, Sapna Verma from Satna, and Mona Sustani from Rajgarh. Among the ministers are Shashi Patel from Mandla, Sukhu Gupta from Jabalpur, Reena Dodiya from Dindori, Mamta Malviya from Betul, Anjali Raizada from Jabalpur, Charulata Yadav from Khandwa, Seema Jaiswal from Singrauli, and Pramila Yadav from Ujjain.
The treasurers are CA Nidhi Beng from Indore and Archana Agarwal from Jabalpur, with Purnima Tiwari from Rewa serving as the co-treasurer. Office ministers include Bhavna Singh and Vimla Tiwari from Bhopal, along with Lalita Puriya from Narmadapuram.
Media in-charges are Harsha Thakur from Khandwa, Priyanka Uramaliya from Satna, and Smriti Jain from Narsinghpur. Social media in-charges include Sarika Upadhyay from Jabalpur and Bhayani Singh Thakur from Bhopal. IT in-charges are Supriya Sudha Suryavanshi from Indore, Rashmi Pandey from Bhopal, and Kiran Bhatore from Jabalpur.
The policy and research in-charges include Sadhvi Bhardwaj from Bhopal, Suman Singh from Sidhi, and Indu Chaudhary from Sagar. Training in-charges are Shivani Adasapurkar from Indore, Vandana Arya from Narsinghpur, and Vetana Sharma from Shajapur.
These appointments aim to empower women leaders at all levels and enhance outreach to female voters. Since taking office in November 2025, Ashwini Paranjape has emphasized key women empowerment initiatives, including the Ladli Behna scheme and grassroots mobilization efforts.
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