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JAMMU: Apni Party General Secretary, Vijay Bakaya today emphasized upon the strengthening of the Party at the grass root level during a review meeting. As per a press release, a meeting was chaired by Vijay Bakaya here at the Party Office, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu to discuss the working of the party, and chalk out a strategy to strengthen the ground level workers across the region.

During the meeting, a threadbare discussion was held regarding the working of the party and how it can be improved for the general masses. In his address, Vijay Bakaya emphasized upon the party leaders to continue public outreach programs in their respective areas, and educate people about the developmental policies, and programs of welfare.

He said that the people in Jammu and Kashmir should know the welfare policies of the party that would be implemented once the party forms Govt in Jammu and Kashmir. However, he asked the party leaders to gear up their election campaign, and public outreach programs. He also directed the leaders to list the problems of the people and ensure that they could be highlighted at the appropriate platform for early disposal of the grievances.

He said that the people in Jammu and Kashmir have been waiting for an elected Govt and restoration of statehood to the erstwhile state for the last several years. ā€œThe people have unshaken faith in the Apni Party, and its leadership. Therefore, it becomes important for us to meet the people of different segments and put in all of our efforts to get their work done,ā€ he added.

Meanwhile, other leaders of the party also addressed the meeting, and suggested certain measures that should be taken up to improve the working of the party and strengthen it at the ground level.

Prominent among those who attended the meeting include Additional General Secretary, Arun Chibber, Provincial Secretary and Membership Drive Incharge, Dr. Rohit Gupta, Spokesperson of the Party / General Secretary Youth Wing, Abhay Bakaya, Provincial President, Jammu, Women Wing, Pavneet Kaur, Provincial President Apni Trade Union, Raj Sharma, Provincial President, Jammu, Legal Cell, Adv Vikram Rathore, District President Apni Trade Union, Anirudh Vaishist, Transport Union, Yash Chowdhary, District President Minority Wing, Jammu, Dalbir Singh, and others.

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