After the Congress, the BJP’s Central War Room, too, has started working. During the last Lok Sabha elections in 2009, BJP’s War Room was an Ananth Kumar’s official residence. Later, the responsibility was given to Sudhindra Kulkarni. This time, the War Room has been established at the party’s headquarters at 11, Ashok Road. The responsibility for the same has been given to party’s National Secretary Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi. Both Modi and Rajnath are fairly interested in the War Room and in a way, Modi himself has decided to monitor the goings-on there. BJP’s War Room includes election organisation, election campaign, strategy, election programmes and taking care of programmes related to the politicians’ local areas. The War Room is a good synergy between new and experienced people. It will also coordinate all that is happening in different states at the party level. It will share and mitigate information, take care of party campaigns, tours by politicians, organising public rallies, as well as coordination between the party’s state units as well as the central unit. The BJP is looking at making the War Room more active in the days to come.