The Bharatiya Janata Party has made a significant organizational decision by appointing Nitin Naveen (45), a minister in the Bihar government, as the National Executive President of the party. This appointment is seen as an enhancement of BJP's strategic strength in both Bihar and national politics. The party leadership has entrusted him with this important responsibility, considering his organizational experience, grassroots influence, and administrative abilities. Nitin Naveen has become the youngest president of the BJP.
This appointment took effect immediately on December 14, 2025. An official organizational order was issued by the party. According to the order issued by Arun Singh, BJP's National General Secretary and Headquarters In-Charge, this appointment was made by the BJP Parliamentary Board. The order made it clear that Nitin Naveen, who is currently a minister in the Bihar government, will now bear significant organizational responsibility at the national level.
Source: aajtak
Nitin Naveen, the Road Construction Minister in Bihar's Nitish government, is currently a legislator from Patna's Bankipur Assembly. Naveen has traversed the journey from student politics to various organizational positions. He is known as a disciplined organizer and a leader who makes swift decisions. He has held many important responsibilities within Bihar BJP, including roles in strengthening the organization's state-level presence.
Nitin is the son of former legislator Naveen Kishore Prasad Sinha
Nitin Naveen was born in Patna. His father, Naveen Kishore Prasad Sinha, was a senior BJP leader and former legislator. After his father's demise, Nitin Naveen actively ventured into electoral politics and soon established his distinct identity. Before entering politics, he also played an active role in the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, where his organizational skills were recognized.
Nitin Naveen first won the by-election in 2006
Nitin Naveen is a legislator from Patna's Bankipur Assembly seat and has consistently won the trust of the people for the fifth consecutive time. He first recorded victory in the 2006 by-election. Subsequently, he triumphed in the assembly elections of 2010, 2015, 2020, and 2025. In the 2025 assembly election, he secured 98,299 votes, defeating RJD candidate Rekha Kumari by a significant margin of 51,936 votes, marking it as his largest victory so far.
