<p>BJP president J P Nadda on Friday announced the list of in-charges and co-in-charges of state units as well as for the frontal organisations.</p>.<p>Senior BJP General Secretary Arun Singh <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/bjp-general-secy-arun-singh-appointed-as-karnataka-state-incharge-915257.html" target="_blank">will be the new party in-charge of Karnataka</a> while former Karnataka Minister C T Ravi will handle three states, including the poll-bound Tamil Nadu and politically crucial Maharashtra.</p>.<p>In Karnataka, Singh will be replacing Murlidhar Rao, who will now handle Madhya Pradesh though he along with Ram Madhav was dropped as General Secretaries by Nadda recently. Madhav has not found a space in the list of in-charges.</p>.<p>BJP Telangana leader D K Aruna will be co-in-charge in Karnataka. Singh will also look after Rajasthan as well as the Other Backward Class wing of the party.</p>.<p>For 53-year-old Ravi, who was recently appointed General Secretary, it was a huge leg up as the party chief reposed faith in him and assigned him the poll-bound Tamil Nadu as well as Maharashtra. Besides, he will also look after party affairs in Goa as well as the Scheduled Caste Morcha.</p>.<p>Ravi had resigned from B S Yediyurappa government after he was appointed General Secretary.</p>.<p>Kailash Vijayvargiya will continue to be the in-charge of West Bengal, a crucial state for the BJP that will be going to polls with Bengal and Kerala next year. Arvind Menon, a Malayali who worked in Madhya Pradesh BJP for long, and party IT cell chief Amit Malaviya will assist the former as co-in-charges in the state.</p>.<p>In Kerala, former Tamil Nadu MP CP Radhakrishnan has been appointed as in-charge while Sunil Kumar will be co-in-charge. Radhakrishnan, a former MP, has a task cut out as there is a raging internal strife within the state unit over the appointment of K Surendran as state party head.</p>.<p>Baijayant Panda will be in-charge of Assam, which will also go to polls next year. He will also look after party affairs in Delhi.</p>.<p>Former Agriculture Minister Radhamohan Singh will be the in-charge of Uttar Pradesh where he will be assisted by Sunil Ojha, Satyakumar and Sanjeev Chaurasia.</p>.<p>General Secretary Bhupendra Yadav will continue as in-charge of Bihar, where the party had just pipped its ally JD(U) to be the single-largest bloc in the ruling coalition, and Gujarat in-charge. He will also handle the Kisan Morcha.</p>.<p>Pankaja Munde, who was at loggerheads with Devendra Fadnavis, will be co-incharge of Madhya Pradesh.</p>.<p>Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan, the only minister in the Modi government to be assigned a state, will continue as in-charge of Andhra Pradesh but his party colleague from Kerala P K Krishnadas, who heads a faction within the party against the former in the state, has been divested of his responsibilities in Telangana.</p>.<p>Party spokesperson Sambit has also been appointed as in-charge of Manipur BJP.</p>
<p>BJP president J P Nadda on Friday announced the list of in-charges and co-in-charges of state units as well as for the frontal organisations.</p>.<p>Senior BJP General Secretary Arun Singh <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/bjp-general-secy-arun-singh-appointed-as-karnataka-state-incharge-915257.html" target="_blank">will be the new party in-charge of Karnataka</a> while former Karnataka Minister C T Ravi will handle three states, including the poll-bound Tamil Nadu and politically crucial Maharashtra.</p>.<p>In Karnataka, Singh will be replacing Murlidhar Rao, who will now handle Madhya Pradesh though he along with Ram Madhav was dropped as General Secretaries by Nadda recently. Madhav has not found a space in the list of in-charges.</p>.<p>BJP Telangana leader D K Aruna will be co-in-charge in Karnataka. Singh will also look after Rajasthan as well as the Other Backward Class wing of the party.</p>.<p>For 53-year-old Ravi, who was recently appointed General Secretary, it was a huge leg up as the party chief reposed faith in him and assigned him the poll-bound Tamil Nadu as well as Maharashtra. Besides, he will also look after party affairs in Goa as well as the Scheduled Caste Morcha.</p>.<p>Ravi had resigned from B S Yediyurappa government after he was appointed General Secretary.</p>.<p>Kailash Vijayvargiya will continue to be the in-charge of West Bengal, a crucial state for the BJP that will be going to polls with Bengal and Kerala next year. Arvind Menon, a Malayali who worked in Madhya Pradesh BJP for long, and party IT cell chief Amit Malaviya will assist the former as co-in-charges in the state.</p>.<p>In Kerala, former Tamil Nadu MP CP Radhakrishnan has been appointed as in-charge while Sunil Kumar will be co-in-charge. Radhakrishnan, a former MP, has a task cut out as there is a raging internal strife within the state unit over the appointment of K Surendran as state party head.</p>.<p>Baijayant Panda will be in-charge of Assam, which will also go to polls next year. He will also look after party affairs in Delhi.</p>.<p>Former Agriculture Minister Radhamohan Singh will be the in-charge of Uttar Pradesh where he will be assisted by Sunil Ojha, Satyakumar and Sanjeev Chaurasia.</p>.<p>General Secretary Bhupendra Yadav will continue as in-charge of Bihar, where the party had just pipped its ally JD(U) to be the single-largest bloc in the ruling coalition, and Gujarat in-charge. He will also handle the Kisan Morcha.</p>.<p>Pankaja Munde, who was at loggerheads with Devendra Fadnavis, will be co-incharge of Madhya Pradesh.</p>.<p>Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan, the only minister in the Modi government to be assigned a state, will continue as in-charge of Andhra Pradesh but his party colleague from Kerala P K Krishnadas, who heads a faction within the party against the former in the state, has been divested of his responsibilities in Telangana.</p>.<p>Party spokesperson Sambit has also been appointed as in-charge of Manipur BJP.</p>