BJP rejigs 4 state units: Jat Sikh Kewal Singh Dhillon made Punjab chief ahead of polls

NEW DELHI: BJP on Thursday appointed Kewal Singh Dhillon, a Jat Sikh from the politically decisive Malwa region, its Punjab president, signalling its ambitious outreach to Sikhs as the state gears up for assembly polls and named Union minister Harsh Malhotra its Delhi unit president as part of top-level changes it made in four states, including in Haryana and Tripura.

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