Work for Mission Repeat in 22, Nadda tells party activists – The Tribune India

Lalit Mohan

Tribune News Service

Dharamsala, February 18

The national president of BJP JP Nadda today virtually launched the election campaign for Assembly elections scheduled in Himachal at the end of 2022 by giving party workers Gram Sabha to Vidhan Sabha (from village panchayat to assembly) call.

While addressing the state executive meeting of the BJP, Nadda said the party did well by winning the panchayat elections in the state and capturing nine out of 12 zila parishads. It should now aim for Mission Repeat in 2022 Assembly elections, he said.

He praised Panna Pramukh system adopted by the Himachal BJP. Under Panna Pramukh model, a party worker oversees voters on a single page of voter list (Panna) in their respective areas. Nadda said the Panna Pramukh model has been so successful in Himachal that it was being adopted by the BJP in the entire country now. He urged the party workers to now create panna committees at each polling booth level. He said the BJP was winning elections due to its mass following and scientific working at the booth level.

Nadda said all political parties in country were family centric. The BJP was the only party in the country that was worker centric and it makes it unique. The BJP had 18 crore active members in the country, he claimed.

Nadda said the BJP aims at opening party office in each district of the country. He urged the state president of Himachal BJP, Suresh Kayshap, to expedite buying of land in all districts of Himachal so that party offices could be established there.

Nadda claimed Modi provided leadership to entire world during Covid pandemic and today 16 countries were looking towards India for getting Covid vaccine.

The national president of the BJP claimed that the work for the construction of the Atal Tunnel linking Lahaul and Spiti district with all-weather road was expedited by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Prime Minister had also restored special category status for Himachal that was terminated by the Congress government, he said.

The state president of party Suresh Kashyap while speaking on the occasion said the BJP government had taken landmark decisions such as abolition of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, construction of Ram Temple and abolition of Triple Talak.

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur, former CM Prem Kumar Dhumal, Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs Anurag Thakur, state BJP incharge Avinash Rai Khanna and co-incharge Sanjay Tandon were among other prominent leaders present at the meeting.

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