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The successive meetings in different districts were attended by corresponding senior leaders and MLAs. Senior leaders present in these meetings in their respective areas included BJP General Secretaries Sanjita Dogra and Gopal Mahajan, MLAs Chander Prakash Ganga, Dr. Devinder Kumar Manyal, Surjit Singh Salathia, Adv. Vijay Sharma, Thakur Darshan, Thakur Rashpaul Singh, along with senior leaders Ravinder Raina, Vibodh Gupta, Jeevan Lal, Ch. Zulfikar, Iqbal Malik, Ch. Talib, District Presidents Asha Sharma, Updesh Andotra, Dev Raj Sharma, Pritam Sharma, Gopal Krishan, Vistarak Inderjeet, and the respective district teams.
The meetings witnessed the detailed discussions on upcoming organizational programs, strategies to enhance mass outreach, and mechanisms to further strengthen the party structure across Jammu & Kashmir.
Addressing the meetings, Sat Sharma emphasized that BJP’s strength lies in its well-knit organization, disciplined cadre, and its service-oriented approach towards society. He asked the party leaders to ensure that every household feels the presence of the BJP, not just as a political entity but as a family that cares, serves, and stands with the people in every situation. We must expand our outreach with utmost transparency, so that the public–party bond grows stronger with every passing day, he said.
Sat Sharma underlined the importance of the ongoing Pravas by senior leaders, calling for increased tours to every constituency and booth, ensuring direct contact with people at the grassroots. He added that BJP’s mission is not only electoral victory but also social service, which can only be achieved through strengthening coordination within the organization and maintaining discipline at every level.
Ashok Koul stressed on the need for efficient organizational management and greater connectivity with youth and marginalized sections. He said that the BJP’s cadre must work with commitment and consistency to convey the message of development and good governance. He explained that the aim of BJP is to instill confidence among every section of society, ensuring that no community feels left out. He also underlined the importance of the Booth-level activists and termed them as the backbone of the organization. He emphasized their crucial role in taking the party’s vision to every home.
