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J&K BJP holds office-bearers’ meet to draw future roadmap
With 28 legislators, the BJP is the main opposition party in J&K and the two-day meet is also seen as an attempt at expansion for upcoming political and organisational programmes.
The BJP on Sunday held a meeting of state office-bearers in Srinagar to discuss the future of the party and devise a strategy to make the party more vibrant and strong across J&K.
With 28 legislators, the BJP is the main opposition party in J&K and the two-day meet is also seen as an attempt at expansion for upcoming political and organisational programmes.
J&K BJP president and MP Sat Sharma (CA) chaired the meeting. It was attended by Union minister Dr Jitendra Singh, leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma, general secretary (organisation) Ashok Koul, MP Jugal Kishore Sharma, MP Ghulam Ali Khatana, and former deputy CM Dr Nirmal Singh. The proceedings were conducted by the party’s state general secretary, Anwar Khan.
Sat Sharma, while addressing the meeting, stressed the need for continued ideological commitment and a stronger organisational presence at the booth level.
He called for increased “pravas” by senior leaders and office-bearers to strengthen direct contact with people across Jammu & Kashmir.
Dr Jitendra Singh urged party leaders and workers to remain prepared for emerging political and organisational challenges.
Sunil Sharma recalled the sacrifices and dedication of BJP cadre in Jammu & Kashmir, saying that the party’s growing strength at the grassroots is the result of the commitment and hard work of its workers over the years.
“Along side the office-bearers’ meeting, separate interactions and organisational meetings with senior leaders, district presidents, District Prabharis and MLAs were also held at the venue. The meetings reviewed organisational functioning and discussed strategies for strengthening the party’s presence and public outreach across Jammu & Kashmir,” the state spokesman said.
