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JAMMU: Bharatiya Janata Party Central leadership directed the party leaders from J&K state to campaign for party candidates contesting MP in the Himachal Pradesh for the Parliamentary elections 2019. Assigning senior party leaders from the J&K BJP for the job to ensure the success of party candidates in the Himachal Pradesh, BJP State Office Bearers, former MLAs and other senior leaders were assigned different Constituencies to boost the election campaign in the region while working tediously in well coordinated effort to contribute in the success of party candidates.
It is worthwhile to notice that the voting for all the phases to be conducted in the state of J&K will be over on the 6th of May’19. Thereafter the party leaders from the J&K state are advised to contribute with their experiences in the election campaign of nearby states, which still have days left for finishing off the election campaign for Parliamentary election 2019.
Adv. Vibodh Gupta (MLC) and Er. Ghulam Ali Khatana (State Vice-President) will campaign at Dalhousie. Dilip Parihar (Former MLA) will campaign at Churah, Jeevan Lal (Former MLA) will campaign at Bhatiyat. Dr. Devinder Manayal (Former Minister) will campaign at Baijnath. C.P. Ganga (Former Minister) will campaign at Palampur. Janak Bharti will campaign at Jawali. Dr. Krishan Lal Bhagat (Former MLA) and Er. Ghulam Ali Khatana ((State Vice-President) will campaign at Indora. Dr. Suresh Ajay Magotra (State Secretary) will campaign at Chamba. Rashpal Verma (former VC & party state president OBC Morcha) and Munish Khajuria (Distt General Secretary) will campaign at Fatehpur. Sanjay Kumar Baru (State Secretary & councillor) will campaign at Kangra. Neelam Langeh (Ex-MLA) will campaign at Nagrota. Inderjeet Sharma (Distt. General Secretary, Org.) and Gopal Mahajan (State Working Committee member) will campaign at Dharamshalla. Suraj Singh (State Media Secretary) will campaign at Shahpur. N.D. Tripathi (State Spl. Invitee) will campaign at Jaisinghpur. Adv. Vijay Sharma (BJP Senior leader & Chairman) and Raghunandan Singh (State Secretary) will campaign at Jawalamukhi.
J&K BJP State President Ravinder Raina (Former MLA) and Jugal Kishore Sharma (MP) will be available as Star Campaigner in the Himachal Pradesh elections. While Ashok Koul, BJP State General Secretary (Organization) will render his services in the organization to supervise the whole election process. Pawan Khajuria, BJP State Vice President (J&K) will help in the coordination of overall affairs during the Himachal Pradesh election campaign while keeping his working headquarters at Chamba, District Kangra.
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