Tomar lauds electorate, party workers for victory with two-third majority

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State president and MP Narendra Singh Tomar on Monday expressed gratitude towards the electorate of Madhya Pradesh, party workers and well-wishers for getting two-third majority in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections 2013.

Tomar while lauding the enthusiasm of the party workers expressed gratitude and thanked for bringing the party to power for the third consecutive term and said, “The hard work and dedication of the party workers has paid off and now we should keep on the same enthusiasm and hard work to face the challenge of 2014 lok Sabha elections.”

Tomar further said that we should get ready to the last gaiter button so that we can succeed in forming Narendra Modi led BJP’s NDA Government at the Centre.

He also lauded the alertness and enthusiasm of the youth voters and especially thanked them for extending their support and vote in favour of the BJP. The way all sections of the society including farmers, laborers, traders, artisan, schedule caste, schedule tribe and minorities voted with enthusiasm and supported the BJP, for that the BJP would always remain grateful to them and expects that in future also the support for the party would continue.

The BJP State president said that the overwhelming mandate provided by the people of the state to the party has increased our responsibility and we assures the people of state that the new government under the leadership of chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan would met their expectations.

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