MP BJP Executive Meet In Orchha: Party Targets Congress Over Ken-Betwa Project, Focuses On Booth Strength
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Calling for strengthening the party organisation down to the booth level, BJP leaders said the message of public welfare schemes should reach the last person in society. The leaders were addressing the first day of the party's state executive meeting in Orchha on Sunday. The BJP also censured the Congress for opposing the Ken-Betwa project as it passed a political…
In Orchha, Madhya Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held its first day of state executive meeting at an event center. Party leaders emphasized strengthening the party organization down to the booth level, ensuring the message of public welfare schemes reaches every individual in society. The BJP criticized the Congress over its opposition to the Ken-Betwa project, which was discussed in a development proposal focusing on Bundelkhand's progress, tribal and women upliftment, and industrial development.
BJP state president Hemant Khandelwal praised Chief Minister Mohan Yadav's leadership, noting the state's progress in various fields and its commitment to serving all sections of society. Khandelwal also thanked National President Nitin Nabin for integrating state leaders into the party. The meeting featured speeches from top party officials including Union ministers Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Jyotiraditya Scindia, and VD Sharma.
Party workers were urged to bolster the organization, with BJP leader Mahendra Singh asserting that the party's extensive network of elected representatives would ensure 100% success in achieving set targets. Addressing the BJP's journey, regional organization general secretary Ajay Jambal highlighted the party's sacrifices and urged workers to promote nationalism among citizens.
Congress was singled out for its stance against Indian culture, with Chouhan noting that the party once recited 'Vande Mataram' at its sessions but now makes statements against it. Regarding the Centre's work, Scindia highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dedication to the country's 140 crore people and India's global digital achievements.
An exhibition showcasing Modi's 25 years in public service was also organized. BJP general secretary Rahul Kothari addressed the media, emphasizing the party's focus on public service, good governance, and a commitment to developing Madhya Pradesh. Former home minister Narottam Mishra attended the meeting, dismissing rumors of factionalism within the party.
On the sidelines, ex-minister Imarti Devi expressed her joy at meeting Krishna Gaur after a long time, jokingly suggesting she could become the state's Chief Minister.
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