The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), following the completion of assembly elections in four states, is set to undergo a major organizational restructuring led by its new president, Nitin Nabin. Consultations for forming a new team are already underway, with expectations that some current general secretaries will retain their positions. Nabin, at 45 years old, aims to create a relatively younger leadership team. Key decisions regarding this restructuring are anticipated in May, aligning with the party's strategies for upcoming electoral challenges. In Uttar Pradesh, a Cabinet reshuffle is expected under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, focusing not just on filling vacancies but also on adjusting ministerial portfolios to better reflect regional and caste dynamics ahead of elections next year. Similarly, in Bihar, preparations are being made for a Cabinet expansion under Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, with both BJP and its ally Janata Dal (United) (JDU) expected to have equal representation in ministerial positions. Nabin's recent discussions with JDU's national working president, Sanjay Jha, underscore the ongoing collaboration between the two parties in this context.