Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. JAMMU: As part of the ongoing election campaign for BJP candidate Devyani Rana, the BJP Mahila Morcha Jammu & Kashmir today launched an intensive door-to-door campaign under the “Vistarak Abhiyan” in Mandal Amb Gharota, covering Booth No. 63 (Dharam Khoo) and Booth No. 66 (Ghaink).
The campaign was conducted under the leadership of BJP Mahila Morcha State President Adv. Neha Mahajan, along with Vistarak Pradeep Choudhary. Prominent local leaders including Booth Presidents Kulveer Singh and Jeet Kumar, Shaktikendra Pramukh Kishore Kumar, and dedicated Mahila Morcha members Poonam Gupta, Sweety Devi, and Rajni Devi actively participated in the campaign.
During the outreach, Adv. Neha Mahajan interacted with local residents and appealed to them to extend their full support to BJP candidate Devyani Rana, who represents the vision of women empowerment, development, and good governance inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She highlighted that the Modi Government’s numerous welfare schemes have transformed lives across the nation, especially empowering women and youth at the grassroots.
Addressing the gathering, Adv. Mahajan said, Devyani Rana embodies the spirit of service, dedication, and development envisioned by the BJP. Her victory will further strengthen the mission of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, and Sabka Prayas.
She motivated all booth-level karyakartas to ensure door-to-door contact, spreading awareness about the BJP’s developmental achievements and connecting with every voter to secure a decisive victory. The campaign concluded with a collective pledge by all party workers to work with unity and devotion for the resounding victory of BJP and Devyani Rana in the upcoming by-election.
