JAMMU: Digital learning in the contemporary world is essential to equip party cadre with indispensable wisdom of organizational knowledge, leadership skills, and a better understanding of societal issues in relevance to the historical and current socio-political standings, stated Sat Sharma (CA), President, J&K BJP, and Rajya Sabha MP.

Sat Sharma was chairing a meeting of senior BJP leaders at party headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, to review the progress of the nationwide Digital Learning Programme (DLP) campaign.

J&K BJP General Secretary Baldev Singh Billawaria also addressed the meeting. The meeting was attended by party secretary & Incharge Digital Learning Programme Pawan Sharma, Secretary Manjeet Razdan, Media Incharge Dr. Pardeep Mahotra, senior leaders Ayodhya Gupta, Bawa Sharma, Vikrant Gupta, Ravinder Birpuria, Pyar Chand Bhagat, and others.

The BJP President was told by the committee that the Bharatiya Janata Party, Jammu & Kashmir, achieved a significant organizational milestone by crossing 25,000 registrations under the party's nationwide Digital Learning Programme (DLP), successfully accomplishing 50 percent of the 50,000-registration target assigned to the Union Territory by the BJP Central Leadership.

Sat Sharma congratulated all the party cadre, including senior leaders, district teams, MLAs, IT incharges, assembly coordinators, mandal office-bearers, and booth-level workers, for their tireless efforts in making the Digital Learning Programme a true organizational movement across Jammu & Kashmir. He called upon every organizational unit to intensify its efforts to fulfil the 50,000 target assigned by the party's Central Leadership.

Sat Sharma stated that the Digital Learning Programme is a visionary initiative aimed at equipping every BJP cadre with modern digital skills, enabling them to communicate the party's ideology, achievements, and public welfare initiatives more effectively while enhancing organizational coordination in the digital era.

Baldev Singh Billawaria appreciated the enthusiasm displayed by party workers across the Union Territory and said that digital empowerment of cadre has become an essential requirement for a modern political organization. He urged all districts to work with renewed energy and ensure that every assembly, mandal, and booth contributes towards achieving the target within the stipulated timeframe.

Pawan Sharma presented a detailed progress report before the party seniors. He informed that the campaign has witnessed an overwhelming response from party workers across the Union Territory and that thousands of karyakartas have actively enrolled and completed various learning modules.

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