Jammu : Like other parts of the country, people from different sections of the society in Jammu and Kashmir too, are joining BJP in large numbers almost on daily basis and the graph of the party is going up with each passing day.
Welcoming new entrants into the party fold, in a programme organised at party headquarters, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu by BJP Professional Cell Convenor, the J&K BJP President Sat Sharma said that it is the BJP and the government at the center under PM Narendra Modi, which has displayed strong will to bring peace in Jammu and Kashmir, besides ensuring welfare of masses and flooding J&K with numerous prestigious projects of infrastructure development, including different means of connectivity, health and educational institutions which has put the J&K on the path of progress and prosperity.
“Modi government’s principles and firm commitment to the idea of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas”, has convinced people of every region, faith and section that first time justice to all and appeasement to none is reflected in the programmes and policies of any regime. Another reason of people joining BJP is that they are also inspired by the transformative policies and decisive leadership of the Prime Minister and express their belief in the party’s ability to foster a strong and prosperous India. They are also appreciating landmark initiatives such as Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Digital India, Make in India, Ayushman Bharat, and the government’s proactive measures to empower women, farmers, and marginalized communities”, said Sat Sharma.
Sat Sharma further said that the BJP has consistently worked to expand its outreach and connect with diverse communities across the nation. With its nation first approach and policies that address grassroots challenges, the party continues to attract individuals who share its vision of a self-reliant, progressive India.
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