Bhopal, 02 May (HS): Under the Bharatiya Janata Party's 'Know BJP' campaign, representatives of political parties from six countries are reaching Bhopal today (Thursday) on a three-day stay in Madhya Pradesh. This delegation will get information about the functioning of BJP in view of the Lok Sabha elections.

BJP's state media in-charge Ashish Aggarwal said that on the invitation of Bharatiya Janata Party, a delegation of six countries is on a visit to India from May 1 to 5. This team will reach Bhopal today under the 'Know BJP' campaign and will visit the party's state office and state media center at 11 am to get information regarding the election strategy of BJP. Besides, representatives of foreign political parties will also meet leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party.

Party's Foreign Department Convener Rohit Gangwal said that the Know BJP campaign was started by BJP National President JP Nadda on the 43rd foundation day of the party. Under this campaign, representatives of political parties from six countries are visiting India on the invitation of the party. This migration program of the foreign delegation has been organized under the guidance of Dr. Vijay Chauthaiwale, National In-charge of BJP Foreign Department. He told that on this tour, the international team of the department and members of Madhya Pradesh team will also be present along with the foreign delegation.

Rohit Gangwal told that the foreign delegation visiting India includes Avich Polar Okwir (Director, Foreign Affairs, National Resistance Party, Uganda), Uday Shumsher J.B. Rana (Federal Parliament Member and Central Working Committee Member, Nepal), Dr. Jai Kant Raut (President, National Council of Janmat Party, Nepal), Kakulandala Liyanage Sumudu Dilanga (President, Young Professionals Organization, UNP Sri Lanka), Ariel Bulshtein, Advocate ( Charge, Foreign Affairs, Likud Party, Israel, Vijay Makhan (International Relations, Mauritian Militant Movement, Mauritius), Tran Thanh Huong (Political Counselor Celler, Communist Party, Vietnam), Ho Thi Hong Hanh (First Secretary, Communist Party, Vietnam) ) Are included.

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