JAMMU: J&K BJP All Cells, led by All Cells Incharge of the party Ved Sharma, held a meeting at its headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu. J&K BJP President and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma chiefly addressed the meeting. BJP General Secretary Baldev Singh Billawaria, Treasurer Parbhat Singh Jamwal, and All Cells Co-Incharge Munish Khajuria were also present.

The meeting was held to review organizational activities and formulate a strategy to strengthen the party's grassroots outreach and intensify public connect, and was attended by the Cell convenors and co-convenors. Sat Sharma, reviewing the functioning of the Cells, appreciated their active participation during the recently concluded Dr. Shyama Prasad Mookherjee Pakhwara and the programmes organized during the visit of BJP National President Nitin Nabin to Jammu.

Calling the party Cells the BJP's "frontline force", Sat Sharma said they must become the strongest voice of the people against the failures, misgovernance, and false narratives of the Omar Abdullah-led National Conference government.

"BJP Cell functionaries must stand shoulder to shoulder with the people, expose every failure of NC government, counter its misleading propaganda with facts, and ensure that the benefits of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's welfare programmes reach every deserving citizen. Every Cell must function as the bridge between the people and the party, taking public grievances to the authorities and strengthening the confidence of the masses in the BJP," Sat Sharma asserted.

Baldev Singh Billawaria said the strength of the BJP lies in its dedicated workers who remain connected with society throughout the year. He urged every Cell to intensify public outreach, organize issue-based programmes, and become a reliable platform for raising people's concerns. BJP will continue to stand with the masses and fight democratically against every instance of administrative failure and anti-people governance, he said.

Ved Sharma presented a detailed report on the activities undertaken by various Cells during recent organizational campaigns and outlined the roadmap for upcoming programmes. He called upon Cell functionaries to expand their outreach, strengthen grassroots coordination, and work with renewed commitment to serve society and further strengthen the organization.

Munish Khajuria conducted the proceedings of the meeting. KL Sharma, Amit Manhas, Rajesh Thappa, Sham Langar, Puneet Mahajan, Balvinder Singh, PC Sharma, Narinder Singh, Kuldeep Gupta, JD Singh, Ankush Mahajan, Deepak Kapahi.

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