New Delhi/Agartala: The BJP has given Tripura MP and former Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb responsibility for the party’s organisational affairs in Madhya Pradesh. BJP national president Nitin Nabin announced the changes on September 23, 2026, as part of a fresh organisational reshuffle. Assam BJP leader Mriganka Deo Barman will now oversee the party’s organisation in Tripura. The BJP has also assigned Rekha Verma to work as Madhya Pradesh co-in-charge. The reshuffle covers several states and Union Territories.
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Biplab Kumar Deb Gets Madhya Pradesh Responsibility
Biplab Kumar Deb, the Lok Sabha MP from Tripura West, will coordinate the BJP’s organisational work in Madhya Pradesh.
Deb also serves as a BJP national general secretary. The party added him to its national team in August 2026 under Nitin Nabin’s leadership.
Rekha Verma will support Deb as the co-in-charge for Madhya Pradesh. Together, they will coordinate organisational activities and work with the party’s state leadership.
Mriganka Deo Barman to Lead BJP Organisation in Tripura
The BJP has given Assam leader Mriganka Deo Barman responsibility for Tripura.
Barman currently serves as a BJP national secretary. His new role will involve coordinating the party’s organisational activities across Tripura.
The appointment comes as the BJP continues to reorganise its state-level structure and distribute responsibilities among senior leaders.
Biplab Deb’s Political Background
Biplab Kumar Deb served as Tripura Chief Minister from 2018 to 2022. Manik Saha succeeded him as chief minister in 2022.
After leaving the chief minister’s post, Deb took on a larger organisational role within the BJP. He later entered the Lok Sabha from Tripura West.
The BJP also appointed Deb as a national general secretary in August 2026. His latest responsibility now adds Madhya Pradesh to his organisational work.
BJP Makes Wider Organisational Changes
The latest reshuffle covers several states and Union Territories. The BJP has assigned new responsibilities to state in-charges and co-in-charges as part of its organisational structure.
The changes affect states including Madhya Pradesh, Tripura, Maharashtra, Telangana, West Bengal, Odisha, Karnataka and Kerala.
These appointments concern the BJP’s internal organisational work rather than government administration.
What the Changes Mean for Tripura and Madhya Pradesh
Deb will now coordinate BJP organisational activities in Madhya Pradesh while continuing his role as a national general secretary and Lok Sabha MP.
Meanwhile, Barman will oversee the BJP’s organisational activities in Tripura. The new arrangement gives both states new organisational leadership as the party continues its state-level activities.
Key Facts
- Date: September 23, 2026
- BJP national president: Nitin Nabin
- Madhya Pradesh in-charge: Biplab Kumar Deb
- Madhya Pradesh co-in-charge: Rekha Verma
- Tripura in-charge: Mriganka Deo Barman
- Deb’s constituency: Tripura West Lok Sabha
- Deb served as Tripura CM: 2018–2022
- Deb’s current national role: BJP National General Secretary
Questions and Answers
What happened in the BJP reshuffle?
The BJP changed its organisational responsibilities across several states and Union Territories.
Who will handle BJP affairs in Madhya Pradesh?
Biplab Kumar Deb will oversee the party’s organisational work in Madhya Pradesh, with Rekha Verma as co-in-charge.
Who will handle BJP organisational work in Tripura?
Mriganka Deo Barman will oversee the BJP’s organisational activities in Tripura.
Who is Biplab Kumar Deb?
Deb is the BJP’s Lok Sabha MP from Tripura West and a national general secretary. He served as Tripura Chief Minister from 2018 to 2022.
When did the BJP announce the changes?
BJP national president Nitin Nabin announced the organisational changes on September 23, 2026.
Location Context
Tripura forms an important part of Northeast India and shares international borders with Bangladesh. Madhya Pradesh, meanwhile, lies in central India. The latest appointments connect organisational responsibilities across these two geographically different states.
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