Yuva Morcha told to work through social projects to reach out to first-time voters

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Yuva Morcha should work through innovations and social projects to connect with first-time voters and youths working in different sectors, said BJP State President and MP Nandkumar Singh Chouhan at a meeting of state office bearers of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) at BJP State headquarters on Wednesday.

Praising ‘Mere Deendayal International GK competition’ he said that it would help Yuva Morcha to connect with 15 lakh youths and their families directly and which will benefit not only the party but also Yuva Morcha.

He said that population of country comprises of 65 percent youth and they would set the trend of elections. This further enlarges the responsibility of Yuva Morcha in the wake of mission 2018 and 2019. For connecting youth Yuva Morcha should manage innovative project through social cooperation. 

BJP organizational general secretary Suhash Bhagat said that during visits party worker with good organizational skills should be identified and through innovations youths should be connected.

He discussed regarding future programmes and emphaised on visits as this is the axis of the organization.

For the expansion of organization state office bearers should visit districts and district office bearers should visit mandal and mandal office bearer should visit Panchayat and booths. 

State President Yuva Morcha Abilash Pandey said that in the month of January next year Mera Deendayal International GK competition which would be organized and youths till Panchayat level could participate. 

In the month of February seminar of Youth Sarpanch and Janpad members, Yuva Samvad programme from December 25 to 30 would be organized at 10 places in the state. 

On December 14 workkshop of in-charges of media, social media, IT and legal cell of Yuva Morcha would be held in the state capital.

At the meeting State Co -Organisation General Secretary Atul Rai and State Secretary and Morcha In-charge Pankaj Joshi were present.

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