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Why BJP gave an extension to JP Nadda

Ahead of crucial general elections in 2024, BJP opts for continuity.

NEW DELHI | Updated: 18 January, 2023 1:50 am IST

Ahead of crucial general elections in 2024, BJP opts for continuity.

The New Indian on JP Nadda’s tenure extension as BJP president

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