Union Home Minister and BJP president Amit Shah today held meetings with the party's core group leaders from three Assembly poll-bound states.
Party sources said Mr Shah held separate meetings with leaders from Maharashtra, Jharkhand and Haryana, all of which would go to polls later this year, at the BJP headquarters in Delhi.
The deliberations among the party leaders are believed to have focussed on the preparation for the polls, with Mr Shah taking stock of the prevailing political situation and discussing the BJP's strategy.
The party is in power in all the three states and their chief ministers also attended the exercise.
The BJP's main rival in all three states is either the Congress, as in Haryana, or an opposition alliance in which it is a major presence, as in Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
The BJP decimated its rivals in these states in the recent Lok Sabha polls but Assembly elections will be fought on state-specific issues, with the performance of the respective state governments likely to be central planks.
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