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Jammu, July 21, (Scoop News)-Facilitating the joining of hundreds of youth into the party-fold, BJP State President Ravinder Raina (MLA) termed the youth as the backbone of Nation at party headquarter, Trikuta Nagar. BJP State General Secretaries Dr. Narinder Singh and Yudhvir Sethi and Ex-MLA Durga Dass were also present on the occasion.
Youth from R.S. Pura, Arnia, Bishnah, Suchetgarh and from all border areas in the leadership of Rakesh Pant joined the ranks of BJP under the guidance of State President of BJP.
Ravinder Raina, while welcoming the new entrants into the party-fold said that the youth is the backbone of Nation which can elevate the Nation’s status as the Vishav-Guru. He said that the youth of the Nation has enough potential for taking the Nation’s economy to new heights. He said that the whole world appreciates the power of intelligentsia from the Nation. He asked the youth to contribute to the Nation in every field including politics, science, education and other fields. He said that the youth must come forward to take the command of politics and social work in their hands as the Nation progresses towards “Young India”.
Raina said that today BJP has been welcomed in the whole Nation with open arms owing to its public friendly policies and especially the youth centric schemes and initiatives. He said that PM Modi has raised the flag of Nation in whole of the world and the people living abroad today feel proud. In the Nation, he said that all the people have appreciated the positive work of BJP and its ideology. He said that the youth especially have decided to support the BJP at every level. He also said that the BJP will win every election right from Panchayat to Parliamentary Election.
Raina said that the BJP is the real party of the poor and deprived and is led by a humble person like PM Modi. He said that these youth have joined BJP not due to virtue of single family but due to good governance by party. He also claimed that BJP will win more than 400 seats in Parliament in coming elections.
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