The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is emphasizing the importance of upholding democratic rights in Jammu as it gears up for the upcoming Assembly Elections. In a recent meeting, party leaders directed increased activities and dialogue to strengthen the cadre, focusing on connecting with the ideology. Neetish Mahajan, BJP’s co-incharge of the social media department in Jammu and Kashmir, highlighted the party’s commitment to democratic representation and inclusivity, echoing PM Modi’s vision for the region. Read on to learn more about BJP’s efforts to promote political participation and uphold democratic rights in Jammu.
BJP Holds Meeting in Jammu to Boost Activities and Cadre Strength
In a bid to ramp up its activities and fortify its cadre, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) recently convened its first meeting in Jammu after the Lok Sabha elections. The gathering saw party workers being urged to enhance dialogue and strengthen their connection with the party’s ideology.
Representatives from rural, urban, and Samba districts of Jammu turned up in full force at the meeting, alongside notable figures such as the General Secretary, Additional General Secretary, President of the Women’s Wing, District President, and other senior leaders.
Neetish Mahajan Lauds Restoration of PM Modi’s Rule in Jammu and Kashmir
Neetish Mahajan, BJP’s co-incharge of the social media department in Jammu and Kashmir, expressed his delight at the reinstatement of Prime Minister Modi’s governance in the region. He commended BJP’s steadfast dedication and underscored the significance of ensuring democratic representation.
Mahajan shed light on the pivotal role BJP plays, emphasizing the core principles of democracy and inclusivity. He highlighted that PM Modi’s announcement aims to address the aspirations of the people in Jammu and Kashmir and foster enhanced political engagement.
Furthermore, Mahajan made it clear that BJP stands firm in its commitment to upholding the democratic rights of the populace.
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