JAMMU: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Udhampur district unit held an important organizational meeting at the party's district office. The meeting was chaired by BJP Jammu and Kashmir General Secretary and former Deputy Mayor of Jammu, Baldev Singh Billawaria, and attended by senior district-level officials and workers. The meeting focused on strengthening the organization, accelerating public relations campaigns, and empowering the BJP at the booth level.

In his address, Billawaria stated that the BJP's core motto is "Service is Organization," and that, with this spirit of service, workers should reach the public and share the central government's schemes and achievements. He specifically urged workers to go door-to-door to ensure that the benefits of the central government's schemes, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reach the last person in line.

Billawaria, delivering a special message to senior BJP leaders, said, "Mutual dialogue and participation are the strength of an organization." He emphasized that we must listen to workers, prioritize their problems and suggestions, and remain committed to serving the public. He emphasized that BJP workers are the party's true strength, and the organization's roots will only be strengthened when every worker plays an active role at the booth level.

Referring to the damage caused by the recent floods, Billawaria said that BJP workers are delivering relief materials to affected families with a spirit of service and dedication. He said that during this time of disaster, BJP workers stood shoulder to shoulder with the people, while no other political party was active. He appealed to workers to play an active role not only in relief work but also in rehabilitation efforts.

Billawaria emphasized that the BJP is not just an election-winning party, but an organization that supports the people in their joys and sorrows. Inspiring workers, he said, "BJP workers never retreat in times of crisis, but instead move forward in serving society." The meeting also reviewed the activities of the Seva Pakhwada, being held on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday. Bilwaria stated that preparations are underway to report on the various service works, public welfare programs, and social activities being carried out in the district under the Seva Pakhwada, ensuring coordination of all activities at the organizational level.

He stated that the Seva Pakhwada is a great opportunity for workers to connect with the public and spread the organization's ideology to the masses. Workers present at the meeting also shared their views and assured their full cooperation in strengthening the organization at the booth level, further strengthening public relations, relief work, and Seva Pakhwada activities. District President Arun Gupta, DDC Vice Chairman Juhi Manhas, Sumit Gupta, Sunil Badyal, and Aarti Sharma were also present on the occasion.

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