Bhopal

BJP to organise Abhinandan Samaroh to thank supporters

Staff Reporter

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has claimed that the statement of Swami Vivekanand — 21st century belongs to India, is taking a realistic shape since it assumed power at the Centre.

BJP Madhya Pradesh organisational general secretary Arvind Menon in a statement here on Thursday Said, “With the formation of BJP Government at the Centre a new ray of hope has arose. The new Government of the country under the strong leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is so dynamic that it has amazed the world. We can see the statement of Swami Vivekanand that 21st century belongs to India transforming into reality.”

Menon was addressing the preparatory meet for the felicitation function (Jan Jan Abhinandan Samaroh) at Rewa. Attributing the huge victory of the party in the parliamentary elections to the hard work of party workers the State organisational general secretary said that behind this victory is the sacrifice of our hundreds of workers who laid their lives besides lakhs of workers hard work and support of crores of countrymen’s well wishes make us accomplish Mission 272 plus.

He said that the people of the State exalted us by providing back to back victories in Assembly and Parliamentary elections. It is our duty to express gratitude towards the people and that is why the party has decided to organize Jan Jan Abhinandan Samaroh that would be a medium of thanksgiving to the people. We have to make efforts to ensure that more and more representatives and people from the division took part in the programme. The programme would be held on June 21 at MF ground of Rewa, he added.

Meanwhile, BJP state office secretary Satyendra Bhushan informed in a statement that the party would hold felicitation program at all the divisional headquarters of the state.

The felicitation program of Bhopal and Narmadapuram would be held on June 1 at lal Parade ground of Bhopal. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, state president and union minister Narendra Singh Tomar and other office bearers of the state would felicitate the people.