Dehradun

BJP women cell takes out scooter rally

PNS

In a move to turn proposed BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi’s rally, a grand success, the women cell of BJP took out scooter rally to create awareness among the masses in Dehradun on Thursday.

After flagging off the rally in a function held at Parade Ground based party’ office, BJP State in-charge Radha Mohan Singh cornered UPA-II for its anti-people policies.

He said that the party will come back in the next parliamentary elections, which is slated to take place in the next year.The rally culminated at Saharanpur road based Shivaji Dharamshala before passing through Ashley hall chowk, Kanak chowk, Clock Tower,  ONGC, Ballupur chowk, Balliwala chowk and Mandi. Earlier, while addressing the gathering,  BJP State Chief Tirath Singh Rawat also lambasted UPA-II and Congress-led State Government for inflation and corruption.

He said that the Congress-led State Government is completely failed on all fronts and also failed to take effective steps for redressing the grievances of those displace villagers, who faced the brunt of natural calamities in the month of June. Rawat said that the proposed BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and BJP Chief Rajnath Singh rally would turn the giant success as more than one lakh spectators are likely to present in the rally, which will take place on coming Sunday. 

Expressing her views, Manju Tiwari, State Chief, Women Cell of BJP said that women have been contributing on all fronts and the Congress will surely face the defeat in the upcoming parliamentary elections. She expressed her antipathy over the issue that Congress-led State Government has completely failed to introduce efficient steps for the upliftment of the weaker section of the society and for those women who are living in the tough hilly terrains of Uttarakhand.

Cantt MlA and former Vidhan Sabha Speaker Harbans Kapoor, Municipal Corporation of Dehradun Mayor, Vinod Chamoli, Mahanagar president Neelam Sehgal, Kanchan Thakur  and many more were also present.