AKHNOOR: J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul chaired a series of organizational meetings in Akhnoor district to review the party's grassroots structure and strengthen preparations for upcoming organizational programmes. The meetings were held with the Mandal team of Maira Mandrian at MS Resort, Akhnoor, followed by interactions with Shakti Kendra Pramukhs and Booth Presidents of Gandharwan and Bharda Kalan.

BJP Akhnoor Prabhari Vinay Gupta, District President Kuldeep Raj Sharma, MLA Akhnoor Mohan Lal Bhagat, former DDCs Suresh Sharma and Sushma, and Mandal President Depesh Singh, besides senior party functionaries and booth-level workers attended the meetings.

Ashok Koul, addressing the party leaders and workers, emphasized that the BJP's greatest strength lies in its disciplined organizational structure and committed grassroots cadre. He said that every booth worker serves as the face of the party and plays a decisive role in taking the policies, programmes, and welfare initiatives of the Narendra Modi-led government to every household.

Koul asked the cadre to remain in constant touch with the public, identify local issues, and ensure that the benefits of Central Government schemes reach every eligible beneficiary. He stressed that organizational expansion, effective communication, and continuous public outreach are essential for further strengthening the party across Jammu and Kashmir. He also called upon the workers to remain active throughout the year and work with dedication to reinforce the BJP's ideology of nationalism, good governance, and development.

Vinay Gupta said that the organizational meetings provide valuable direction to the party cadre and help strengthen coordination between different levels of the organization. He urged the workers to maintain regular contact with the public and actively participate in all organizational activities.

Kuldeep Raj Sharma said that a strong booth structure is the foundation of every electoral success. He appreciated the dedication of party workers in Akhnoor and appealed to them to further intensify organizational activities at the grassroots level.

Mohan Lal Bhagat said that the BJP government has transformed the development landscape of Jammu and Kashmir through transparent governance and people-centric policies. He urged the workers to effectively communicate these achievements among the masses and continue serving the people with commitment.

Suresh Sharma appreciated the enthusiasm of the party workers and said that continuous interaction with booth-level teams enhances organizational efficiency and ensures better public engagement. He called upon every worker to remain united and work collectively to further strengthen the BJP at the grassroots.

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