Party leaders said the move is aimed at strengthening the grassroots network, improving coordination, and enhancing organizational efficiency across districts and local units.
According to party sources, the restructuring will involve the formation of new committees and the appointment of fresh leadership at various levels. The overhaul is expected to help the party streamline its operations, address local issues more effectively, and prepare for future electoral battles.
Senior leaders emphasized that the decision is part of a routine organizational review and is intended to make the party more responsive and dynamic. The revamped structure is likely to be announced in phases over the coming weeks.
