JAMMU: Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), Jammu & Kashmir, under the leadership of its President Arun Prabhat, organized an introductory meeting at the BJP Headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, marking the formal interaction with its newly constituted team.

J&K BJP President and MP (Rajya Sabha) Sat Sharma CA, General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul, BJP Vice President & Prabhari BJYM Rakesh Mahajan, BJP General Secretaries Baldev Singh Billawaria, and Gopal Mahajan congratulated the newly constituted team, including State Office Bearers, State Executive Members, District Presidents, and District General Secretaries.

While addressing the BJYM team, Sat Sharma emphasized the rich ideological legacy of the Bharatiya Janata Party and urged BJYM workers to act as the driving force at the grassroots level. He called for immediate organizational momentum from the newly formed team and stressed the need to expand the Morcha’s reach to every section of society while working with dedication for the welfare of the people of Jammu & Kashmir. He further guided the youthful team on organizational discipline, effective working style, and commitment towards public service.

Ashok Koul, in his address, highlighted the importance of strengthening the organization at the booth level, terming it as the backbone of the party’s structure. He also emphasized increasing youth participation in social and political activities, encouraging them to take active roles in nation-building through the party platform.

Rakesh Mahajan motivated the young cadre, stating that the enthusiasm, innovation, and energy of youth are the greatest assets of the organization, and reaffirmed that the future leadership of the nation lies in capable young hands.

Earlier speaking on the occasion, Arun Prabhat reiterated BJYM’s commitment towards youth empowerment and societal development. He assured that the Morcha will actively work to address the concerns of the youth and extend the party’s activities across all sections of society with renewed vigor. BJYM General Secretary Anant Khajuria conducted the proceedings of the meeting, while General Secretary Ranjit Singh was also present on the occasion.

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