To spread awareness and promote a cashless transactions economy, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) conducted several workshops in Indore on Tuesday. The Morcha activists visited the market places to make campaign successful under ‘Youth for Digital Campaign’.
Bharatiya Janta Yuva Morcha (BJYM) President Abhilash Pandey encouraged and appealed the youths to organise camps and spread awareness regarding cashless transactions and to support the cause of workshops organised by youths.
The demonetisation would result in far reaching benefits, make the future secure, black money would end, resources and time would be saved and by adopting the honest effort the country’s economy would strengthen.
He said that it is our responsibility to make cashless society and youth power should be invested to give creative direction to the cashless India campaign.
The youth power would prove helpful in achieving positive results in the economical change and country and state are hopeful that the youth power would made the change. Good response regarding cashless economy has been received from all sections of the society and it is important to maintain the response.
He visited Indore Sarafa bazaar, Cloth bazaar, Marothiya bazaar, Bartan bazaar, Shakkar bazaar, Satha bazaar and Sheetamata bazaar and interacted with the traders sharing benefits and encouraging them for cashless trade.
Pamphlets were distributed among the traders for spreading awareness and importance of cashless transactions. Members of BJYUM would visit residential areas, markets, factories, schools, colleges, offices and all other places to spread the message of cashless economy. District General Secretary Ganga Pandey, Ajit Rai, Nitesh Singh, Jitu Tiwari and Bhopal Yadav were present at the occasion.