BJP chief Amit Shah today chaired a meeting of the party's Maharashtra unit core committee and discussed issues such as the expansion of organisational base at the booth level and setting up of hi-tech party offices in every district.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Union minister Piyush Goyal, state BJP chief Raosaheb Danve, Revenue minister Chandrakant Patil, former cabinet minister Eknath Khadse and Mumbai BJP president Ashish Shelar attended the meeting held at a luxury hotel in suburban Bandra tonight.
Shah took stock of the preparations for tomorrow's mega rally in Mumbai, from where the BJP will kick off its campaign for 2019 polls, a BJP source said.
Shah instructed the state leadership to have party offices in each taluka and hi-tech offices in every district, the source said.
When Shah landed in Mumbai this evening, he was welcomed by BJP workers who organised a bike rally from airport to Bandra.
After addressing the mega rally in Bandra tomorrow, Shah is also expected to hold a press conference.
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