BJP’s two-day state-level workshop begins in Baddi; 7 fronts, state officials and cells will be put in place: Bindal
The BJP’s two-day state-level workshop began under the chairmanship of State President Dr. Rajiv Bindal. The workshop was guided by BJP State Incharge Shrikant Sharma, Co-Incharge Sanjay Tandon, Leader of the Opposition Jairam Thakur, and Organization General Secretary Siddharthan.
Giving details of the meeting, BJP State President Dr. Rajiv Bindal said, “The first section is the youth, women, farmers, Scheduled Castes, Tribals, Minorities, and OBC fronts. Thus, our first session concluded with a plan to expand our BJP ideology to every section of society by strengthening these seven fronts.”
In the second session, a large training class was held for all state officials, media, social media, and the IT department. A strategy was established on how to fully prepare the party for the upcoming elections. Tomorrow, on the 6th, our various cells, which have been created to work across various sections of society, will hold a dedicated class. How do we enter society? A complete plan for how to expand the party’s work among employees, former employees, senior citizens, former teachers, and even among businessmen, is being developed. In other words, this two-day workshop is a ready-to-take-off for the upcoming elections. Our organization, from the booth level to the state level, is fully prepared.
BJP State President Dr. Bindal, attacking the Congress Party, said that the Congress Party came to power three years ago under a veil of lies, deceit, and fraud. For three years, they have severely harassed and defrauded unemployed youth, our sisters and mothers. The 15 lakh unemployed youth in the state, to whom they had promised 1 lakh government jobs in their first cabinet and 5 lakh jobs in five years, have not found a single job today. He said that a new record was set by eliminating 150,000 posts. This government has aggressively closed more than 2,000 institutions, completely eliminating employment opportunities. 28 lakh women are still waiting for 1,500 rupees a month. Despite taking on massive loans, the state’s development has come to a complete standstill, with roads and drinking water schemes broken. The disaster management, coupled with its mishandling, has left thousands of families homeless. Nepotism within disaster management and nepotism within government governance. It should be said that this government is the most incompetent in history. The BJP is preparing to strengthen its position in this two-day workshop to completely overthrow this corrupt government.
