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Samajwadi Party names Jai Singh as new district president of Ayodhya
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 01:47 AM
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The Samajwadi Party has appointed Jai Singh as the district president of Ayodhya, part of a broader reshuffle that sees new leaders named in six districts.
The Samajwadi Party (SP) announced a reshuffle of its district leadership in Uttar Pradesh, naming new presidents for six districts across the state. The move is aimed at revitalising the party's grassroots network ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
In Ayodhya, veteran party worker Jai Singh has been appointed as the new district president, taking over the responsibilities of overseeing party activities and coordination in the historic city. The appointment is intended to strengthen SP's presence and outreach in the region.
Alongside Jai Singh, the party also named Sunil Kumar to lead another district, underscoring a broader strategy to inject fresh leadership at the local level. Party officials said the newly appointed presidents will focus on mobilising supporters, addressing local issues, and preparing for future elections.
The reshuffle reflects SP's effort to adapt its organizational structure to changing political dynamics in Uttar Pradesh, with an emphasis on building a more responsive and active cadre base.
In Ayodhya, veteran party worker Jai Singh has been appointed as the new district president, taking over the responsibilities of overseeing party activities and coordination in the historic city. The appointment is intended to strengthen SP's presence and outreach in the region.
Alongside Jai Singh, the party also named Sunil Kumar to lead another district, underscoring a broader strategy to inject fresh leadership at the local level. Party officials said the newly appointed presidents will focus on mobilising supporters, addressing local issues, and preparing for future elections.
The reshuffle reflects SP's effort to adapt its organizational structure to changing political dynamics in Uttar Pradesh, with an emphasis on building a more responsive and active cadre base.