NEW DELHI: BJP held a national-level workshop of its All Cells in New Delhi, which was attended by convenors and co-convenors of party’s All Cells from 37 States and Union Territories.

BJP National President Nitin Nabin accompanied by National General Secretary (Organization) B.L. Santosh, National Coordinator of All Cells V.D. Sharma, and National Co-Coordinators Vishnu Vardhan Reddy and Rituraj Sinha addressed the workshop.

Workshop witnessed deliberations on strengthening organizational activities and enhancing the role of cells in connecting the party and the government with the common people. Detailed discussions on the functioning of different cells, organizational responsibilities, coordination with the party organization and the need to further expand outreach was discussed.

Representing Jammu & Kashmir BJP, All Cells Incharge Ved Sharma, along with Co-Incharges Munish Khajuria and Bilal Parre, participated in the workshop.

While sharing the details of workshop, Ved Sharma said that the workshop provided important guidance on further strengthening the functioning of BJP cells and making them more effective instruments of organizational outreach. He said the national leadership emphasized that the cells will have an increasingly important role in the coming times in strengthening the party at the grassroots level and in establishing a continuous bridge between the government, the organization and the common man.

Ved Sharma presented a detailed report card of the organizational activities and various initiatives undertaken by the All Cells of BJP Jammu & Kashmir. He briefed the national leadership about the programmes conducted by different cells, their outreach activities, coordination with party workers and efforts to engage professionals, social groups and different sections of society.

He said the discussions also focused on improving coordination between cells and the organisational structure, ensuring regular activities, strengthening grassroots outreach and taking the policies and achievements of the Modi government to the people in an effective manner.

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