List of current state presidents of Bharatiya Janata Party

Current Bharatiya Janata Party State presidents
State Name Portrait Took office Ref.
Andhra Pradesh Kanna Lakshminarayana 13 May 2018
(2 years, 42 days)		 [1]
Arunachal Pradesh Tapir Gao 8 April 2016
(4 years, 77 days)		 [2]
Assam Ranjit Kumar Das 16 December 2016
(3 years, 191 days)		 [3]
Bihar Sanjay Jaiswal 15 September 2019
(283 days)		 [4]
Chhattisgarh Vikram Usendi 9 March 2019
(1 year, 107 days)		 [5]
Goa Vinay Dinu Tendulkar 18 January 2016
(4 years, 158 days)		 [6]
Gujarat Jitu Vaghani 10 August 2016
(3 years, 319 days)		 [7]
Haryana vacant
Himachal Pradesh Rajeev Bindal 18 January 2020
(158 days)		 [8]
Jharkhand Deepak Prakash 26 February 2020
(119 days)		 [9]
Jammu and Kashmir (Union territory) Ravinder Raina
Karnataka Nalin Kumar Kateel 22 August 2019
(307 days)		 [10]
Kerala K.Surendran 15 February 2020
(130 days)		 [11]
Madhya Pradesh Vishno Datt Sharma 15 February 2020
(130 days)		 [12]
Maharashtra Chandrakant Bacchu Patil 17 July 2019
(343 days)		 [13]
Manipur Bhabananda Singh 4 May 2016
(4 years, 51 days)		 [14]
Meghalaya Ernest Mawrie 15 January 2020
(161 days)		 [15]
Mizoram Vanlalhmuaka 8 January 2020
(168 days)		 [16]
Nagaland Temjen Imma Along 19 June 2018
(2 years, 5 days)		 [17]
Odisha Samir Mohanty 16 January 2020
(160 days)		 [18]
Puducherry V. Saminathan 12 January 2016
(4 years, 164 days)		 [19][20]
Punjab Shwait Malik 6 April 2018
(2 years, 79 days)		 [21]
Rajasthan Satish Poonia 14 September 2019
(284 days)		 [22]
Sikkim D. B. Chauhan 12 September 2017
(2 years, 286 days)		 [23]
Tamil Nadu L. Murugan 11 March 2020
(105 days)		 [24]
Telangana Bandi Sanjay
8 April 2016
(4 years, 77 days)		 [25]
Tripura Dr Manik Saha 15 January 2020
(161 days)		 [26]
Uttar Pradesh Swatantra Dev Singh 16 July 2019
(344 days)		 [27]
Uttarakhand Banshidhar Bhagat 16 January 2020
(160 days)		 [28]
West Bengal Dilip Ghosh 16 December 2015
(4 years, 191 days)		 [29]

See also

References
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