BJP discusses election strategy at Poonch

Jammu, Aug 01: BJP Jammu & Kashmir led by its State General Secretary (Org.) Ashok Kaul convened series of meetings of Shakti Kendra Pramukhs of Poonch District and District Office Bearers, District Morcha Presidents and Mandal Presidents at Dak Bungalow, Poonch to discuss the strategy for approaching elections.

MLC Pardeep Sharma, Sunil Gupta, District President Capt. Bansi Lal, Taj Khan, Zulfikar Pathan and other senior leaders also addressed the meetings.

While addressing the meeting, Ashok Kaul emphasized for the strengthening of booth level structure of the party. He encouraged the party leaders to encourage involvement of more active youth at the booth level. He said that the party must have good participation from the youth, females and all the communities of the region. He encouraged them to hold regular meetings to achieve the purpose. He said that every leader must bear in mind that the BJP’s ideology of “Antodaya”, which means that the last person living in the most deprived section of the society must be benefitted from the welfare schemes initiated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Kaul further discussed in detail the strategy for the preparation of approaching Panchayat, Urban Local Body and Parliament elections. He said that every single BJP activist has to put full efforts to achieve the target of securing landslide victory in elections. He thoroughly explained the strategy of approaching the people while introducing them to the decisive decisions taken by Modi government for the greater good of the country.

Pardeep Sharma, in his address, threw light on the various specific development works done by BJP in the region. He said that people of the region appreciate the work done by the BJP led NDA government at the Centre. He said that numerous remote villages have stood witness to the numerous development works. He said that earlier they were only in dreams for the decades together during previous governments.

Capt. Bansi Lal while enumerating organizational works and giving report about organizational structure in the district, also apprised the senior leadership of various important local issues.