Breaking CJP Announces Organizational Restructuring With Multi-Zone Appointments

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The party has appointed leadership across three zones as part of an effort to strengthen its organizational framework and broaden its operational reach nationwide.

The appointments are intended to enhance the party’s structural capacity and support expanded activities throughout the country, according to a party statement.

The expansion marks a strategic move to extend the party’s organizational presence across different regions.

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Hindustan Times

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