Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State President and parliamentarian Narendra Singh Tomar and BJP State Organisation Secretary Arvind Menon congratulated the party workers who had come from far corners of the State to participate in the Palak-Sanyojak Sammelan in Gwalior.
Tomar claimed that the convention would prove to be a major stepping stone towards success of the party in Mission-2013. He said that the energy and dedication shown by party workers is the real source of energy for the party.
Notably, the two-day State-level convention of the party workers was concluded on Saturday in Gwalior. The convention came after a series of division-level conventions that were held across the state before it. These conventions of the grass-roots party workers is being seen by the as important in mobilising popular support in the fast approaching legislative elections.
In a statement on Sunday, Tomar said that minimum of two workers from the entire 9724 town and village centres of the party in 55 organisational districts of the State participated in the convention. “The party workers braved severe heat and hostile weather to hear the top leaders and discussed plans about strengthening the party organisation,” he noted.
“Party workers have dealt a blow to the opposition by sounding the firm resolve of ensuring grand success for the party in Mission-2013 and also by bringing the NDA to power at Centre in Mission-2014,” Tomar said, adding that the convention in Gwalior will prove to be an important milestone in bringing BJP back to power in the state under leadership of Shivraj Singh Chouhan.