Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. JAMMU: Sanjeeta Dogra, the General Secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Jammu and Kashmir, held an introductory meeting today with the newly appointed district and cell in-charges and co-incharges. The meeting had the presence of senior women leaders, who have recently taken up new responsibilities in various districts and cells.
During the meeting, Sanjeeta Dogra warmly congratulated all the newly appointed members and extended her best wishes as they embark on their new roles. She emphasized that every party worker, irrespective of the level at which they serve, plays a crucial role in strengthening the organization. Dogra expressed confidence that the women who have been entrusted with these new responsibilities will fulfill their duties with utmost dedication, sincerity, and enthusiasm.
Highlighting the importance of women's participation in politics, Dogra stated that the growing involvement of women in BJP has brought greater strength to the party at the grassroots level. She encouraged the new in-charges to work diligently in their respective areas to empower the organization further and to formulate effective strategies to connect more women with the party’s mission.
Dogra also discussed the need for continuous engagement, outreach, and visibility at the local level. She stressed the importance of teamwork, communication, and understanding the needs of the people. She motivated the in-charges to stay proactive and result-oriented while always keeping the core values of the party in mind. According to her, a strong grassroots network led by capable women leaders is essential for the BJP’s continued growth and influence in Jammu and Kashmir.
The meeting was not only a platform for introductions but it marked a positive step towards organizational development, capacity building, and expanding the BJP's outreach in the region.
Several key leaders who participated in the meeting included Reema Padha, Co-incharge, South District, Bipna Manhas, Co-incharge, Ramban District, Vaishno Devi, Co-incharge, Akhnoor, Pooja Grover, Co-incharge, Health Cell, Veenu Khanna, Incharge, BJP Mahila Morcha, Shailja Gupta, DDC Sharda Bhau, and DDC Neeru Rajput.
