In his first visit, BJP’s Bihar in-charge Harish Dwivedi stresses on strengthening the party
Dwivedi gave guidance on strengthening the organisation through regular meetings and effective public outreach campaigns
Bihar in-charge of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Harish Dwivedi, visited the state for the first time on Saturday to emphasize the importance of strengthening the party's organization. During his visit, Dwivedi addressed state office-bearers at the Atal Auditorium in the BJP state office, where he was joined by Bihar co-in-charges Rohan Gupta and Sangeeta Yadav as well as National Secretaries Sangeeta Yadav and others.
During the meeting, Dwivedi discussed current activities, future action plans, and strategies to further bolster the party. The meeting also decided to intensify organizational activities by conducting regular meetings at Morcha, Mandal, and booth levels. Dwivedi stressed the necessity for office-bearers and party workers to undertake frequent visits, as such visits enable an assessment of the organization's status and direct communication with party workers to resolve issues.
Bihar BJP State President Sanjay Saraogi highlighted the party's growth through the hard work and dedication of its workers, asserting that the active participation of all office-bearers and workers is crucial to the organization's strength. Saraogi emphasized the party's top priority was ensuring that the government's welfare schemes and achievements reach every person in society, and that all office-bearers must work closely together to achieve this goal.
As a result, all state-level office-bearers were tasked with conducting organizational visits following a prescribed action plan, during which meetings would take place at the mandal and booth levels to engage with party workers. Additionally, the organization's programs would be reviewed, and preparations made for upcoming activities.
Saraogi reiterated that all office-bearers would work with full commitment to strengthen the organization and communicate the government's achievements to the general public, with the objective of making the organization more active, empowered, and people-oriented.
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