BJP meet held ahead of Union Min Jardosh visit KRUSHNA

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: A preparatory meeting was held by the Ganjam district BJP led by president Bibhuti Bhushan here on Saturday in order to review and assess the preparedness of the party in view of the upcoming visit of Union Minister of State for Railways and Textiles Darshana Jardosh to Ganjam from October 12 to 14.

According to information available, the Union Minister and three-time MP from Surat Jardosh during her three-day visit to the district will review the progress of implementation of  various pro-poor welfare schemes in the district initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

She will attend party’s organisational meetings  and discuss with the party leaders in phases. In the afternoon, she will meet the representatives of weavers’ community of Brahmapur Patta (silk) which has acclaimed recognition and popularity at international level and will inquire from them whether they are benefited by the pro-people policies of Modi. Thereafter, the Union Minister is scheduled to visit Maa Thakurani Temple.

On the second day of her visit, the Union Minister will attend a review meeting at Kukudakhandi and Digapahandi Assembly segment in order to ascertain the manner and extent to which the central assistance on various development schemes from the Modi Government reaches the beneficiaries.

In the afternoon on the same day, the Union Minister will join a party’s organisational meeting at Golanthara under Rangailunda block.

On October 14 morning, the Minister will visit Gopalpur sea-shore to participate a “Swatchata” programme. She  will interact with some Coast-Guard employees besides meeting some party leaders and workers of Gopalpur Assembly segment and will take their valuable inputs. Thereafter, Jardosh will proceed to Chhatrapur where she will review the progress of various development works being made out of Central assistance and will address a press meet, sources said.

Thereafter, the Minister will proceed to Rambha where she is scheduled to address the party workers before returning to Delhi.

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