Narendra Modi's address to BJP MPs, key party meeting on Thursday

New Delhi, Dec 12 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address BJP MPs Thursday and it will be followed by a seven-hour meeting of its key organisational leaders.

The state poll results Tuesday gave the gathering its greatest appointive mishap since it raged to control at the Centre in 2014.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost power to the Congress in each of the three states - Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan - it ruled, and its aspiration of rising as a solid power in Telangana everything except dissipated as its count tumbled to one seat from the prior five.

In Mizoram, the BJP won one seat while the restriction Mizo National Front crushed the decision Congress.

Modi addresses the BJP parliamentary party almost every week when Parliament is in session however his discourse accept more noteworthiness following the party's losses in the assembly elections.

He is relied upon to touch upon the election results, and throw light out and about ahead as the gathering gives final touch to its battle for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Later in the day, BJP president Amit Shah will preside over a meeting of its national office-bearers, state unit presidents and those looking after the organisational affairs, official sources said.

The meeting is scheduled to start in the afternoon and is slated to go late into the evening.

Taking note of that the meeting was planned before the outcomes were announced, the sources said Shah is relied upon to inspire input from gathering pioneers on a large group of hierarchical issues.

In his tweets yesterday, Modi had said victory and defeat are a basic piece of life and the outcomes will encourage the BJP's take steps to serve individuals and the party will work even harder for the improvement of India.

While congratulating the winners, he had said his party acknowledges the outcomes with quietude.

The misfortunes for the BJP in the three Hindi heartland states are a big blow to it as it had 62 seats of the 65 Lok Sabha constituencies there in 2014.

A strong show in these states is a must requirement for the party in the event that it stellar performance in the last general elections when it won 282 seats out of the total 543.