Kangan, Sept 20 – In anticipation of the upcoming Panchayat elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Ganderbal held a significant meeting at Kangan under the presidency of District President Ganderbal Mohammad Amin Shah. The gathering was marked by enthusiastic party members and leaders who came together to strategize and prepare for the forthcoming electoral battle.With the Panchayat elections just around the corner, BJP Ganderbal recognizes the importance of a well-organized and united front. The meeting, held at a prominent venue in Kangan, served as a platform for party leaders and workers to discuss their election plans and objectives. Key highlights of the meeting include as Leaders stressed the need for seamless collaboration among party workers at all levels to ensure a strong and effective campaign. Party strategists presented their election plan, highlighting key issues and campaign themes that resonate with the people of Ganderbal. The party expressed its intention to involve local communities actively in the election process, seeking their input and support.Mohmmad Amin shah was accompanied by District Vice President Reyaz Ahmad Lone,Ruheena Shahzad,District General Secretary Manzoor Ahmad Bhat,District Secretary irshad Ahmad Shiekh,Minority Morcha District President Shabir Ahmad Mir,Incharge constituency President kangan Mir Shabir Ahmad,Obc District President Mohammad Ramzan Ganaie,kisan morcha District President Shabir Ahmad Ganaie,Spokesperson Mohammad Hafeez Lone,Youth Vice Presedent Danish Ahmad,Voth genral Secretary irshad Ahmad Ganai, other leaders and members of BJP unit Ganderbal.In an separate meeting called by Election Officer Ganderbal mini secretariat Ganderbal senior vice-president for district Ganderbal Mir Jeelani represented BJP Party for the meeting held for first level check of EVM machines.
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