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District President Naresh Singh Jasrotia, senior leader Shailja Gupta, Mandal President Nitish Mahajan, and other party office-bearers were also present. Addressing the gathering, Ashok Koul said that Mann Ki Baat has played a transformational role in connecting the Prime Minister directly with the people of India. He said that today’s episode filled every Indian with pride.
From the Dharma Dhwajarohan Utsav in Ayodhya to the 150th birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda, and the milestone of 150 years of Vande Mataram, these events reflect the cultural resurgence of Bharat, he said. He added that India’s achievements show the strength of the nation under PM Modi’s leadership. This programme motivates us to take the PM’s vision to every household, he added.
Jugal Kishore Sharma said that the Prime Minister Modi’s words today reminded us that India is rapidly emerging as a global leader, be it becoming a major MRO hub or achieving new heights in self-reliance. Mann Ki Baat inspires every Indian to contribute to nation-building, he said. Ch. Vikram Randhawa appreciated the enthusiastic participation of booth-level workers and said that the BJP continues to strengthen its roots because of its unwavering connection with the people. Naresh Singh Jasrotia said that Mann Ki Baat has become a national movement that unites citizens across regions and age groups.
