State party hails Amit Shah's appointment

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The Madhya Pradesh unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hailed the elevation of Amit Shah as party president on Wednesday. As soon as the name of Shah was announced in New Delhi, party workers burst crackers here at the State party headquarters at Pandit Deendayal Campus.

Party State organisational general secretary Arvind Menon, State spokesman Vijendra Singh Sisodia, State office in-charge Govind Arya, State office secretary Satyendra Bhushan Singh, State media in-charge Hitesh Bajpayee and other office bearers of the State sweetened the mouth of party workers with sweetmeat.

With the distribution of sweets prayers for glorious and long life of the newly nominated president were also made. State president and Union Minister of Mines, Steel, labour and Employment and Narendra Singh Tomar said that it was the hard work of Shah that the self proclaimed secular parties who used to divide the electorate into class, communities and castes to do their appeasement politics for getting power were defeated in Uttar Pradesh.

BJP clean swept over the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and showed Samajwadi

Party (SP) showing them their right place. Tomar further said that the party organisation would become comprehensive and acceptable to all sections of the society in the leadership of Shah and the imagination of Congress free India would become a reality.

Menon in his address to the party workers on the occasion said, “Shah has proved his mantle in Uttar Pradesh during the lok Sabha polls. He has unprecedented passion to complete the mission he works on, this inspires and energises party workers.”

Menon further said that the success he achieved during the lok Sabha polls   was guided with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the then party president Rajnath Singh’s inspiration were also included in that.

Senior party leaders including State vice president and MP Raghunandan Sharma, Bhupendra Singh, Rakesh Singh, Dilip Singh Bhuriya, Yashodhara Raje Scindia, Gaurishankar Shejwar, Usha Thakur,

Anju Makhija, Maya Singh and others.

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