The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) appoints new presidents for its state units in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Tripura as part of an organisational reshuffle. BJP president Nitin Nabin appoints Union minister Harsh Malhotra as the party’s Delhi unit president, replacing Virendra Sachdeva, who was serving as Delhi unit chief until the change. BJP also announces appointments for other states: Archana Gupta is named as BJP Haryana president, Sardar Kewal Singh Dhillon is appointed as BJP Punjab unit president, and Abhishek Debroy, a Tripura MLA, is selected as the BJP state unit chief in Tripura. Separate notifications for each appointment are issued by BJP national general secretary Arun Singh. The party says the appointments take immediate effect, signalling a broader reorganisation of its state-level leadership. The changes are reported across outlets as coming through formal BJP notifications and are presented as internal party leadership adjustments rather than policy changes.