PM Modi’s B’day: BJP cadre enthused
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) throughout the Nation are celebrating PM Narendra Modi’s birthday by organising series of social programmes. Its various wings such morchas and cells are actively participating in these activities.
Rajat Kumar
Sep 18, 2022 12:40
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PM Modi’s B’day: BJP cadre enthused
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) throughout the Nation are celebrating PM Narendra Modi’s birthday by organising series of social programmes. Its various wings such morchas and cells are actively participating in these activities. The party volunteers are participating in various blood donation camps. Modi celebrated his birthday by releasing eight cheetahs came from Namibia (Africa). So far, we have been witnessing on important functions the release of pigeons whereas Modi released eight cheetahs in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park. It was a great historic moment that cheetahs are back in India. The party workers throughout the country prayed for the long life of Modi so that he can fulfill the dreams of every Indian in formation of New India. India under his guidance is heading towards New India -a developed India and Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Impact of PLC merger with BJP?
There are media reports that the Punjab Lok Congress (PLC) under the leadership of Capt Amarinder Singh may merge with the BJP next week. If it really happens then there are apprehensions of joining of more leaders in BJP. As a result, BJP will certainly succeed in expanding its base in the rural areas of Malwa where there are maximum number of assembly seats. Thus, it can be said here that everything is feasible and possible in politics.
Councilors to prove their worth
Few councillors from Congress and BJP have resigned from their respective parties and joined AAP in Jalandhar. BJP is known as a disciplined party with a difference. It is also a cadre-based organisation. It’s a strange issue that municipal councillors are resigning from the party. Now, these councilors have to prove their worth in coming days.
Authored by:
Rajat Kumar Mohindru, journalist, Jalandhar.
