Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Dec 3: Sat Sharma, president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for Jammu and Kashmir, chaired meeting of senior leaders of the party from Kashmir region. The meeting, held in Srinagar, marked crucial discussions in bolstering the party’s presence and strategy in common masses in Kashmir.
During the meeting, Sat Sharma urged the leaders to prioritize and intensify the BJP membership drive. He called on them to bring more people into the party fold, emphasizing that BJP’s mission is to include and empower every section of society. “Membership is the foundation of our strength. We must connect with people at every level and make them part of our vision for a progressive and united Jammu and Kashmir,” Sharma stated.
The discussion also revolved around strategies for strengthening the party’s grassroots network and addressing key issues faced by the people of the region. Sharma assured the leaders that the BJP remains committed to delivering good governance, development, and opportunities for all citizens in Jammu and Kashmir.
Senior leaders present at the meeting expressed their commitment to the goals outlined by the party president. They pledged to work collaboratively to expand the party’s reach and impact in the region.
This meeting signifies the start of a renewed effort under Sat Sharma’s leadership to strengthen the presence of the party in Kashmir and reinforce its connection with the people.
Meanwhile, to strengthen its base in the constituencies which are represented by non BJP legislators, the party has deputed its MLAs in such constituencies to hold public interaction and listen the people’s grievances and take them to concerned authorities for redressal.
Besides, party MLAs will hold public darbar ait BJP headquarters Trikuta Nagar from December 16 every day except Saturday and Sunday.
The decision to this effect was taken in a meeting of BJP at party Headquarters here today which was chaired by BJP UT president, Sat Sharma. Talking to Excelsior Sat Sharma said the main objective of this decision is that the party remains in touch with the people in those constituencies also which are represented by non BJP MLAs. “Our Legislators after listening the public grievances in these constituencies will take up them with the concerned authorities for redressal. “With this decision party will try to bridge the gap between public and BJP leadership in these constituencies,” he added.
The meeting was attended by general secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul, Leader of Opposition, Sunil Sharma, general secretaries, Dr. D.K.Manyal and Vibodh Gupta, in which various issues were discussed and important decisions taken.
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