Bhopal

BJP cell to hold women empowerment meetings

Staff Reporter

With an eye on women voters for the upcoming legislative elections in the State, Bharatiya Janata Party Mahila Morcha will raise the banner of women empowerment in a series of conventions to be held in the State capital and other districts of the State.

Mahila Morcha State general secretary, Bharati Agrawal informed on Friday that the Morcha will organise ‘Women Empowerment Conventions’ in Bhopal, Narmadapuram, Jabalpur, Rewa and Shahdol divisions starting from July 2. Mahila Morcha State in-charge Maya Singh and State President lata Vankhede will participate in the conventions and address it. Morcha workers are working overtime to ensure that large numbers of young women participate in the conventions, Bharati told.

Describing the schedule of the conventions, she informed that it will be held in Rajgarh on July 2, Bhopal rural and Sehore on July 3, Raisen on July 4, Bhopal city on July 5 and in Vidisha on July 6. In Jabalpur division, conventions will be held in Narsinghpur on July 8, Chhindwara on July 9, Seoni on July 10, Balaghat on July 11, Mandla and Dindori on July 13 and in Jabalpur on July 14.

Similarly, the conventions in Rewa and Shahdol divisions will be held from July 16 to 21. This includes Satna on July 16, Rewa on July 17 Sidhi on July 18, Singrauli on July 19, Shahdol on July 20 and Anuppur on July 21. Notably, such conventions have been already held in 14 districts of Ujjain and Indore divisions earlier. Meanwhile, BJP Alpasankhyak Morcha (Minorities Cell) state President Hidayatullah Sheikh announced the state level office bearers of the Morcha after consultations with BJP State President Narendra Singh Tomar and State Organization Secretary Arvind Menon.

Gulrej Sheikh from Ujjain and Wahid Quraishi from Khandwa have been appointed as Alpsankhyak Morcha State Vice Presidents, Mukhtar Ahmed from Tikamgarh as State General Secretary, Shahin Siddqui from Katni, Jia Ahmed from Satna and Salim Bhai from Dewas have been appointed as State Secretaries.