JAMMU: J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul addressed a series of meetings of Booth Presidents and their teams at Pahari Mohalla Shakti Kendra, Mohinder Nagar Shakti Kendra (Swami Govind Kaul Ji Ashram), Puran Nagar Shakti Kendra, and Top Sherkhania Shakti Kendra in District Jammu to review preparations for the upcoming Mann Ki Baat programme and strengthen the party's booth-level organizational structure.

The meetings focused on ensuring maximum public participation in Mann Ki Baat, enhancing coordination among booth teams, and effectively implementing the party's upcoming organizational programmes through the active involvement of every activist.

J&K BJP Vice President Priya Sethi, Jammu Prabhari Brijeshwar Singh Rana, District President Rajesh Gupta, MLA Jammu East Yudhvir Sethi, MLA Reasi Kuldeep Raj Dubey, MLA Jammu West Arvind Gupta, Vistarak Inderjeet Sharma, and other senior leaders were also present.

Ashok Koul, while addressing the meetings, said that the BJP's unmatched organizational strength is built on its dedicated booth-level workers, who remain the backbone of the party. He stressed that every Booth President and team member must ensure the successful conduct of the upcoming Mann Ki Baat programme by reaching out to every section of society and encouraging maximum participation. He said that Mann Ki Baat has evolved into a national platform that connects Prime Minister Narendra Modi directly with the people, inspiring public participation and promoting positive social transformation.

Koul asked the party workers to maintain regular contact with the public, effectively communicate the achievements and welfare initiatives of the Modi government, and ensure the smooth execution of all forthcoming organizational programmes. He emphasized that a strong and active booth structure is essential for taking the party's vision and policies to every household.

Priya Sethi said that BJP's strength lies in its disciplined cadre and dedicated booth teams, adding that every activist must work with commitment to strengthen the party at the grassroots and deepen its connect with the people.

Rajesh Gupta emphasized that Booth Presidents play a decisive role in organizational success and called upon them to work in close coordination to make every party programme impactful and result-oriented.

Yudhvir Sethi urged workers to maintain continuous public outreach and promptly address local concerns while effectively highlighting the developmental initiatives and welfare measures implemented under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Kuldeep Raj Dubey said that the active participation of every booth worker is essential for further strengthening the organization and ensuring that the benefits of government schemes reach every deserving beneficiary.

Arvind Gupta encouraged party workers to remain proactive, united, and committed to organizational responsibilities, stating that a vibrant booth network is the key to the BJP's continued growth and public confidence.

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