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Safari suit: J'khand BJP dress code for office staff

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September 14, 2023

In a first, Jharkhand BJP will soon introduce uniforms to employees working in party offices. They will now be dressed in blue safari suit while the women will be draped in blue saree. They will start greeting visitors entering the BJP office with a 'Namaste'.

- MUKESH RANJAN

Safari suit: J'khand BJP dress code for office staff

State BJP leaders claimed that Jharkhand will be the first state in the country to introduce uniform for its workers. The uniform is likely to be introduced on the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 17, they said.

The decision was taken after the central leadership directed the state units to decide on a uniform for its employees so that they can look decent and make a positive impact on the people visiting BJP offices. They, however, did not suggest any colour for uniforms.

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