KATHUA: Adv. Neha Mahajan, President, BJP Mahila Morcha, Jammu & Kashmir, chaired a series of organisational meetings in District Kathua, along with Geeta Bhagat, General Secretary, BJP Mahila Morcha and Suman Raina, Mahila Morcha Prabhari, to review organisational activities and strengthen the party’s grassroots outreach.

Updesh Andotra, BJP District President Kathua, Ravinder Pathania, District Prabhari for all Morchas, Sushma Mahajan, District President, BJP Mahila Morcha, Kathua; Radha Jasrotia, Seh Prabhari along with other district and mandal-level office-bearers and Mahila Morcha workers were among the prominent present.

The programme included the District Kathua Outreach, the monthly meeting of the District Kathua team at the party office, and organisational meetings in Hiranagar and Lakhanpur Mandals. The discussions focused on strengthening the organisational structure, improving coordination among office-bearers and ensuring effective outreach at the grassroots level.

During the meetings, Adv. Neha Mahajan emphasised the importance of regular organisational reviews, teamwork and active engagement with women at the grassroots level. She encouraged Mahila Morcha workers to remain connected with the public, understand women’s concerns and work towards ensuring that the welfare schemes and initiatives of the Central Government reach eligible beneficiaries.

She further stressed that dedicated efforts, effective coordination and the active participation of women workers are essential for strengthening the organisation and expanding Mahila Morcha’s outreach across District Kathua. The meetings reaffirmed BJP Mahila Morcha’s commitment to organisational strengthening, public outreach and the greater participation of women in the party’s activities.

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