Bhopal, March 21 Madhya Pradesh BJP Women's Wing announced a major organizational restructuring on Saturday, with new state office bearers appointed.
With the approval of State BJP President Hemant Khandelwal, State party Women's Wing President Ashwini Paranjape Rajawade has announced these appointments.
The new team, covering various positions across districts, aims to strengthen women's participation throughout the state.
Key appointments include Vice-Presidents: Neelima Shinde from Jabalpur, Asha Gupta from Panna, Maya Patel from Dewas, Shalini Sarawgi from Shahdol, Anjana Patel from Barwani, Vibha Shrivastava from Ashoknagar, and Supreeti Jadiya from Sagar, among others.
General Secretaries are Jyoti Singh Rajput from Seoni, Sapna Verma from Satna, and Mona Sustani from Rajgarh.
Ministers include Supri Shashi Patel from Mandla, Sukhbu Gupta from Jabalpur, Reena Dodiya from Dindori, Mamta Malviya from Betul, Anjali Rayjada from Jabalpur, Charulata Yadav from Khandwa, Seema Jayswal from Singrauli, Pramila Yadav from Ujjain, among others.
Treasurers are CA Nidhi Beng from Indore and Archana Agrawal from Jabalpur. The co-treasurer is Purnima Tiwari from Rewa.
Office Ministers include Bhavna Singh and Vimla Tiwari from Bhopal, along with Lalita Puriya from Narmadapuram.
Media in-charges are Harsha Thakur from Khandwa, Supri Priyanka Urmaliya 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 Supri Sudha Suryavanshi from Indore, Rashmi Pandey from Bhopal, and Kiran Bhatoriya from Jabalpur.
Policy and research in-charges include Sadhvi Bhardwaj from Bhopal, Suman Singh from Sidhi, and Indu Choudhary from Sagar.
Training in-charges are Shivani Adaspurkar from Indore Nagar, Vandana Arya from Narsinghpur, and Vetana Sharma from Shajapur.
These appointments aim to energize women leaders at every level and enhance outreach among female voters.
Since taking charge in November 2025, State BJP Women's Wing President Ashwini Paranjape has emphasized women's empowerment flagship schemes like Ladli Behna Yojana and grassroots mobilization.
The restructuring serves as preparation for future electoral battles, including the 2028 Assembly elections, to boost women's participation and further strengthen the Mahila Morcha's organizational strength across Madhya Pradesh.
The state headquarters in Jabalpur will coordinate these efforts for the smooth implementation of party programs.
This renewed structure is expected to bring fresh energy to women workers, increase membership, and support BJP's commitment to gender-inclusive politics in the state.