Six BJP ministers, including Agnimitra and Indranil, stripped of organisational roles in party reshuffle

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced a reshuffle of its internal hierarchy, relieving six ministers of their organisational duties. Among those removed are senior leaders Agnimitra and Indranil, who had been handling key party functions at the state and national levels.
The ministers affected were previously tasked with overseeing party units, coordinating election strategies, and managing cadre mobilisation. Their removal comes as the BJP seeks to streamline its command structure ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
Party officials said the decision reflects a routine assessment of performance and a desire to inject fresh energy into the organisation. No immediate replacements were disclosed, and the party did not comment on the individual reasons for the changes.
Analysts note that such internal adjustments are common in large political outfits and may signal a shift in strategic priorities, but the BJP emphasized continuity in its broader policy agenda.