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| BJP Jammu West celebrates 4 years of Modi Government | | Holds Intellectual meet, felicitates new State President, Dy.CM |
Jammu, May 27, (Scoop News)-BJP District Jammu West under the leadership of its President Ayodhya Gupta held an Intellectual meet at Royal Estate, Jammu. Meeting was chaired by BJP State President Ravinder Raina along with Dy. CM Kavinder Gupta, Minister Sat Sharma, MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, State General Secretary (Org.) Ashok Kaul, State General Secretary Dr. Narinder Singh and District Prabhari Jugal Kishore Sharma.
Parmod Kapahi, Rajni Sethi, Sanjay Baru, Er.Ghulam Ali Khatana, Balbir Ram Rattan, Arvind Gupta, Dr. Pardeep Mahotra, Parduman Singh, Tilak Raj Gupta, Mohan Singh Rana, Rajinder Singh Chib, Tahir Choudhary, Karan Sharma and others were also present during the programme.
Ravinder Raina while addressing the gathering, said that today India has risen to the level that every country looks towards the India for assistance. China had to taken its steps back after confrontation at border. India has revolutionized its defence sector with make in India. Recently held “Defence Enclave” is best example to say that soon India will be the biggest arms exporter in the world. In response to a query by media persons about ceasefire, he said that we will not fire the first bullet, but will rain countless bullets if need arises. He said that BJP will not compromise on safety, integrity and sovereignty of Nation. He claimed that next CM of J&K will be from BJP, owing to dedicated workers. He accused Congress of trying to finish Nation’s culture and playing with history spanning thousands of years. He also prompted all to take a pledge for taking back the areas illegally occupied by Pakistan.
Kavinder Gupta criticized Congress for its persistent wrong policies in the Nation. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has led India to the path of glory. He said that BJP is working with dedication to address the basic needs of common masses. He glorified the role of activists of party who have worked dedicatedly since long for today’s strong position of party. He also provoked the feeling of nostalgia among the senior activists of party remembering struggles of past. He also prompted the activists to work more actively as the country is fast moving into the election mode. He enumerated various achievements of BJP in the state like Jamboo Zoo, Gandola and so on.
Sat Sharma enumerated various achievements of the Central and state government. He said that only BJP holds the merit to take every step considering its implication upon everybody. He said that BJP has worked on the short term as well as long term policies at every level. He also prompted the activists to prepare for the next election. He claimed that UPA time was marred by corruptions and now the country has got dedicated leadership in form of PM Modi, who is presently amongst the top leaders of the world. He claimed present governance is far better than the time governed by Congress.
Jugal Kishore Sharma pounded upon Pakistan for its continuous intrusions along the border since the Independence. He added that Congress by virtue of its wrong policies always promoted the wrong acts of Pakistan. He stressed that the 24 seats of Jammu & Kashmir have fallen into the hands of Pakistan in the form of PoJK due to misdeeds of Congress. He recalled the words of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, that we care for the country even before our lives.
Ashok Kaul threw light on the glorious rise of BJP through various struggles and agitations. He said that India is on the path of achieving the status of “Vishav Guru” again. He also gave a detailed account of “Saanskritik Rashtravaad” Integral Humanism. He said that BJP is bound by the organizational principles. He recalled the role of Dr. Shyama Prasad Mookherjee. He said that BJP has come to existence for a mission and we all need to contribute in it.
Earlier, PM’s popular programme “Mann Ki Baat” was also listened in the progamme.
Stage proceedings were conducted by District General Secretary Sanjeev Sharma.
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