The Bharatiya Janata Party claimed on Saturday that its candidates would emerge in all the five lok Sabha constituencies in the State.
After flagging off the three “Modi-Raths” (chariots) for promoting party’s ideology in the upcoming general elections, BJP State chief Tirath Singh Rawat said that every wing of the party were united and had already pulled up their socks for campaigning. In a function held at State party office here, one chariot each for Tehri, Pauri, and Haridwar parliamentary constituency was flagged off by the BJP State chief in the presence of party general secretary Sanjay Singh and other party activists.
Rawat also mocked the State Government and UPA-II for their tirade against corruption. Claiming that joining of MP Satpal Maharaj to BJP had given full strength to the party, the saffron leader further claimed that the all five party’s candidates would emerge victorious in the upcoming general elections due to the anti people policies which were introduced during Congress rule in the State and Centre as well.
He said that veteran party leaders along with its activists had intensified its campaign in all five parliamentary constituencies in order to win the election. Rawat also claimed that voters would cast their votes in the favour of BJP as residents were fully aware of anti people policies of the Congress ruling government. Alleging that the Congress Government was yet to take any effective steps for redressing the grievances of disaster hit victims, Rawat said that the condition of basic amenities like road, potable water, health centres were worst in the higher reaches of the State.
Rawat said that the party activists had been told to start intense door-to-door campaign in all parliamentary constituencies and to spread the message of party’s ideology among the voters in the Garhwal and Kumaon divisions of the state in particular. He said that entire nation was under the whirlwind of BJP prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi and added that many leaders from other major political parties had started coming up to join the BJP.
He also said that the State and country would be pushed further on the path of overall development once the BJP-led NDA was voted to power in the upcoming parliamentary elections. He also cornered the State Government for quashing the beneficiary schemes which were introduced during BJP regime in the state. Rajendra Singh Dhillon, Mahesh Agarwal, Prakash Suman Dhyani, Puneet Mittal, Subhash Barathwal, Satish lakhera, Gajendra Panwar and more activists were present.