BJP president Amit Shah on Sunday called upon the party workers to take the policies and programmes of the party as well as the Haryana government to the “grassroot-level”.
“ The key objective of the BJP is to build a strong India which is free from castism, corruption, regionalism, as well as the Congress. The workers of the party would dedicatedly contribute to achieve this target,” said Amit Shah, while addressing the party workers during the concluding day of three-day state level training camp in Kurukshetra.
While Shah was chief guest in the closing ceremony of the training camp, Chief Minister Manohar lal presided over the function.
Amit Shah said that the BJP is observing the birth year of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhaya as the year of national work expansion scheme. Therefore, the workers would have to shoulder the responsibility to expand the base of party at grassroots level, he said.
Shah said that expansion scheme is paramount and it could be successful with the utmost dedication of party workers. They would have to dedicate themselves for the expansion of party, added he.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the present government is working on the ideology of Sabka Sath-Sabka Vikas. As many as 120 welfare schemes have been launched in the state, of which most have already been implemented and the remaining are in progress.
New Enterprises Promotion Policy has been framed to attract and promote business in the state, he added.
The state BJP president Subhash Barala, Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma, Finance Minister, Capt Abhimanyu, national general secretary and incharge, Haryana Affairs, Anil Jain and other BJP leaders also attended the programme.