On completion of one year of its formation, the state working committee of Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) on Monday held discussions for strengthening the party in the state.
During the meeting at Auditorium of Ch. Devi Lal University, the working committee discussed on contesting the Delhi assembly elections. It decided that a ten-member internal committee headed by Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala will take a final call on Delhi elections.
JJP national vice-president Anantram Tanwar, Delhi JJP state head Om Parkash Sehrawat, Shyam Lal, KC Bangar, Sheela Bhyan and district heads of Gurugram, Sonipat, Jhajjar and Faridabad will be other members of this internal committee.
It was also decided that JJP will start one-month membership drive from December 20 to strengthen the party.
The meeting started with the obituary references to the relatives of workers who died recently and a silence of two-minutes was observed. Party Principal General Secretary KC Bangar congratulated the leader and workers on the completion of one-year.
Digvijay Chautala thanked JJP founder Ajay Singh Chautala and said that his presence and motivation in Jind By-election, Lok Sabha and Assembly elections made the party stronger and workers tirelessly worked for the party. He also said that one-year period of party was memorable and the each worker gave his blood and sweat for the growth of party.
State JJP President Sardar Nishan Singh credited party workers for making it stronger.
In the meeting, Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala said that party workers are the real heroes of the party as because of them, party managed to form the government in the state with BJP. He directed the district heads to send the names of indisciplined workers to him by December 15 so that strict action can be initiated against them.
He also asked the party leaders to make the membership drive successful and also told Digvijay Chautala to give report on INSO within 30-days so that INSO can be strengthened in other states.
Dushyant Chautala said that the coalition government of JJP-BJP in Haryana will successfully complete its Five-year term and said that party will not invite any BJP leader to join JJP as coalition dharma.