Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders from the State congratulated Amit Shah for getting re-elected as the party president.
The senior BJP leaders while congratulating the re-elected party president Amit Shah said that the party would expand under his leadership and would become ubiquitous and acceptable to all.
Union Minister Sushma Swaraj said that besides the expansion of the party organisation under the leadership of Shah the party workers would get enthuse. Under his able guidance party organisation would register historic achievements, she added.
Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said that under the exceptional leadership of Shah Party has got a new notch. His leadership would provide a new direction to the party and the people welfare schemes of the BJP Government of Centre would easily reach the masses, he added.
Union Minister Thawar Chand Gehlot said that Shah holds unbound organisational skills. It is under his leadership that BJP emerged as the largest worker-based political party, he added.
The senior party leader and former Chief Minister Sundarlal Patwa said that the party has got an able administrator in Shah.
The senior party leader and former Chief Minister Kailash Joshi said that under Shah’s leadership workers enthusiasm has increased and that he has boundless organisational skills.
The BJP national vice president and Madhya Pradesh in-charge Vinay Sahasrabuddhe remarked that in Shah BJP has got a determined person, the personality for that party workers were looking for since long. In his election Madhya Pradesh has got the proud role of proposer. In Shah’s leadership the State organisation would scale new dimensions, he added.
BJP national vice president and MP Prabhat Jha said that under Shah’s leadership party has registered massive victory in lok Sabha elections and BJP became the largest political party.
BJP national general secretary Kailash Vijayvarigya also said that under the dynamic leadership of Shah the BJP would mark its presence as the third force in the election for the Assemblies of West Bengal and Kerala.