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| Ashok Koul emphasizes discipline, service spirit at BJP training camp in Kupwara | | 
Kupwara, March 30 (Scoop News)-J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul, addressed party workers during the Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Training Camp held in Langate constituency of Handwara in District Kupwara.
BJP National Executive member Ghulam Mohmmad Mir, J&K BJP Secretary Mudasir Wani, Media Incharge Kashmir Adv Sajid Yousuf Shah, District President Kupwara Mohmmad Rafiq Shah, Shabir Zarger, Javaid Qureshi, Mohd Shafi, Rasheed Zarger, Constituency President Langate were also present.
Addressing the party leaders, Ashok Koul emphasized that the Prashikshan Abhiyan is a vital initiative of the Bharatiya Janata Party aimed at ideologically strengthening its cadre and equipping workers with organizational skills, communication abilities, and clarity of vision. He said that the training programs are rooted in the philosophy of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay, whose concept of Antyodaya (upliftment of the last person in society) continues to guide the party’s policies and governance approach.
Koul stressed that BJP is not merely a political party but a mission driven by nation-first ideology, discipline, and service spirit. He asked the party activists to actively engage with the public at the grassroots level, understand their concerns, and ensure effective implementation of government schemes. He stressed that a well-trained activist is the backbone of the organization. Through such structured training, we are preparing dedicated workers who can carry forward the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and strengthen the party at every booth, he added.
Ahok Koul further laid stress on the party’s commitment towards firming ground level organizational strength and ideological clarity in the party cadre.
Other speakers also highlighted the importance of organizational unity, public relations, and consistent outreach, while encouraging workers to remain committed to the party’s principles and expansion in the region.
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