• BJP holds exhibition on Modi Govt's 12 years of development, trust and public welfare

JAMMU: BJP J&K President and Rajya Sabha MP Sat Sharma (CA), accompanied by MLA Vikram Randhawa, and other senior leaders, inaugurated an exhibition near Bawe Wali Mata Mandir, Jammu.

BJP leadership including Vice Presidents Rakesh Mahajan, Rajiv Charak, Rekha Mahajan and Rashpaul Verma, BJP Secretary Reema Padha and Arun Sharma, BJP J&K Yuva Morcha President Arun Prabhat, Ayodhya Gupta, Brijeshwar Singh Rana, Parduman Singh, BJP District President Jammu Rajesh Gupta and BJP District President Jammu South Naresh Singh Jasrotia, Sanjay Baru, and others were also present in the exhibition, organized jointly by the BJP's Jammu District, Jammu South District, Yuva Morcha and different party cells.

The exhibition was organized to mark the successful completion of 12 years of the Central Government under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a period defined by development, trust, good governance and public welfare. The exhibition showcased the Union Government's landmark achievements, transformative initiatives, and people-centric schemes that have touched the lives of millions across the country.

Sat Sharma, after inaugurating the exhibition, said that the last twelve years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi have transformed the political culture of the country from one of appeasement and corruption to one centered on accountability, performance and service to the nation. He said that the Modi Government has restored people's faith in governance through its commitment to transparency, decisive leadership and inclusive development.

Sat Sharma added that from strengthening national security to empowering the poor through welfare schemes, every policy has been guided by the principle of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas'. Jammu and Kashmir, in particular, has witnessed unprecedented development, improved connectivity and expanded opportunities over the past decade. The exhibition reflects the journey of a New India that is confident, self-reliant and committed to becoming a developed nation, said Sat Sharma.

Vikram Randhawa, on the occasion, said that the Modi government's achievements are visible in the everyday lives of citizens who have benefited from various flagship programmes. He stated that whether it is providing housing to the poor, healthcare coverage to vulnerable families, financial inclusion, better infrastructure, employment opportunities for youth or empowering women through targeted initiatives, the Modi Government has worked with sincerity and dedication to ensure that the benefits of development reach the last person in the queue. He further said that the people of the country have repeatedly endorsed this model of governance because it delivers results and puts national interest above everything else.

Arun Prabhat expressed gratitude to all those who contributed to the successful organization of the exhibition.

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