The national president asks leaders to shun politics of ‘Me’. Receives rousing welcome on arrival in Doon
National BJP President JP Nadda has called upon the party leaders for shunning the mentality of ‘Me’ and rather work collectively for the party .
On the second day of his visit in the state, the national president of the BJP, J P Nadda today interacted with the leaders of organisation and gave them necessary guidance to strengthen the party. He is learnt to have dwelled at length on the issues of the state and asked the leaders that instead of one-upmanship they should work collectively for the party. Nadda also met senior leaders of organisation, Members of Parliament (MP) from the state, MLAs, presidents of frontal organisations, those holding position of responsibility in the government and district presidents of the party and other office bearers of the party at Bijapur guest house in the form of series of meetings. The chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat, the state BJP president Bansidhar Bhagat, National joint general secretary (Organisation) Shiv Prakash, state in charge Dushyant Kumar Gautam, co- in-charge and national Vice President Rekha Verma also attended these meetings. In these meetings, the national president emphasised on coordination between government and the organisation. He said that the various schemes of union and state governments for welfare of the people should be implemented at the ground level. Nadda was categorical that the leaders should change their working style and focus on party activities. He also gave them tips to make the organisation strong and stressed on booth level activity from the party workers.
Earlier,Nadda on his first day of his visit yesterday met the seers in Haridwar and subsequently headed for the provisional state capital Dehradun today in the morning. He received a rousing reception all along the way. His convoy of vehicles was greeted by party workers at Raiwala, Nepali Farm, Lal Tappar, Rispana Bridge and other places where the party cadre also made human chains to greet him. The human chains were theme based. At places they gave a message of saving the environment while at others they provided a glimpse of the rich tradition and culture of the state. Nadda accepted the greetings of the party workers from an open vehicle. Huge hoardings, cut outs, banners and posters lined the areas the cavalcade of Nadda passed through.
Will win more than 57 seats: Verma
The national vice president of BJP and co in charge of the party in Uttarakhand, Rekha Verma has claimed that the party would win more seats in the assembly elections of 2022 than it won in 2017. Responding to the questions of media persons at Bijapur guest house here on Saturday, she said that the party is very strong in the state and it would win more seats than 57 won by it in the last assembly elections. She added that the internal divisions in the party would be sorted out by the party leaders. Verma said that the national president has made it clear that everyone should work collectively for the party.
Sunday, 06 December 2020 | PNS | Dehradun
