JAMMU: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Mahila Morcha organized an important Organisational Pravaas and Meeting at Ambphala Mandal, New Plot, under the guidance of Mahila Morcha Vice President and Jammu District Incharge Prerna Nanda, along with District President Anuradha Sharma and Co-Incharge Shalu Gupta.

The meeting was attended by District Mahila Morcha Incharge Asha Gupta, BJP Mandal General Secretary Karan, District General Secretary Mahila Morcha Manu Bali, Mandal Mahila Morcha Incharge Surbhi, Mandal Mahila Morcha General Secretary Anu Aggarwal, and other office bearers and dedicated women workers. The programme was organized by Shivani Sharma, President, Ambphala Mandal Mahila Morcha.

During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on strengthening the organizational structure, increasing the active participation of women workers, and effectively expanding party activities up to the booth level. The workers were also briefed about the upcoming organizational and party programmes, and strategies were discussed to ensure their successful implementation with maximum public participation.

Prerna Nanda emphasized that women workers are the backbone of the organization and play a vital role in taking the party’s ideology, achievements, and welfare-oriented policies to every section of society. She called upon all Mahila Morcha members to work with dedication, discipline, and commitment to further strengthen the organization at the grassroots level.

District President Anuradha Sharma encouraged the workers to remain actively involved in party programmes and strengthen the organization by expanding outreach among women and at the booth level.

As part of the Pravas, meaningful interactions were held with local women and party workers. Several women, inspired by the ideology, leadership, and public welfare initiatives of the Bharatiya Janata Party, joined the BJP family on the occasion. The programme concluded with a collective pledge to strengthen the organization and continue working tirelessly in the service of society and the nation.

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