Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Madhya Pradesh president and MP Nandkumar Singh Chouhan said that the party’s massive victory in the Ujjain Cooperative Dairy Federation is evident enough that the BJP’s popularity among the farmers is proved again.
Chouhan in a statement here on Monday said, “The BJP by registering historic victory in the election of the Ujjain dairy federation has re-proved that its popularity among the farmers of the state continues.”
Chouhan further said that during past 35 years the Ujjain Cooperative Dairy Federation was in the clutches of Congress but this time during the elections thousands of milk producers have shown faith in the BJP and by defeating the Congress constituted the BJP supported board of directors. The BJP managed to get its candidates register victory on the maiden post of chairman, two vice presidents and five directors while the Congress has been reduced to just four directors, he added.
He informed that on the post of chairman of the Ujjain Cooperative Dairy Federation Mahendra Singh of village Bichdaud and vice presidents Mahoharlal of village Kanadi and Devendra Kumar of village Sujapur have been elected. While Mahipal Singh of village Dabla, Tej Bahadur Singh of village Pharna Khedi, Karan Singh of village Mau Khedi, Karan Singh of village Aheer Bardia and Udaylal Jhirkan have been elected as directors.
All the BJP candidates, registered victory in the Ujjain Cooperative Dairy Federation are from Ujjain district except for Jhirkan who hails from Mandsaur district. The BJP state president congratulated all the winning candidates and called on them to work in the interest of the milk producers.