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New Delhi,July 23 (Scoop News)-Senior BJP leader and MLC Vibodh Gupta today called on BJP working president JP Nadda and apprised him of various ongoing development projects and other key issues of the state. He also highlighted the socio-political situation prevailing in J&K and said that it is undergoing revolutionary transformation under the governor's able and dynamic administration.
MLC also eulogized BJP working President JP Nadda and conveyed him his best wishes on assuming the post of party working President.
He also put forward various demands of Pahari and Gujjar community of the state and raised their key issues. He informed him on BJP's growing popularity in the state especially in the twin border district of Rajouri-Poonch and said that many Pahari and Gujjar intellectuals and representatives of the area have shown their conviction in BJP and have joined party in large numbers. This he said is a clear endorsement of Government's policies and programmes under the visionary leadership of PM Modi.
MLC also said that the Hon'ble PM Narendra Modi's stress on Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas aur Sabka Vishwas policy has strengthened the party even in the remote areas and has erased the harted and false propaganda of Kashmir centric political parties which has ensured prosperity and welfare of all sections of society in the state.
JP Nadda said that the top leadership of Party is highly committed to ensure peace, prosperity and equitable development in all three regions of J&K. He further said that Bhartiya Janta party since its inception has strengthened the nationalist powers to ensure smooth development in the state. He added that the central government is looking forward to boost the economy and tourism with all-inclusive programmes. He also appreciated MLC Vibodh for his hard work and sincere efforts for strengthening the party at grass root level in the border belt of Jammu & Kashmir.
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