Targeting 272 plus seats in the upcoming lok Sabha polls, Uttarakhand BJP State in-charge Radha Mohan Singh has urged party activists to reach out to every household and collect contributions under its ambitious door-to-door ‘Ek Note, Kamal par Vote’ campaign in the Garhwal and Kumaon divisions of Uttarakhand.
He said that the BJP will surely taste victory in the upcoming general elections. While chairing the election committee meeting of party activists at the State party office in Dehradun on Thursday, Singh urged party workers to reach out to every household, seeking contributions and appealing them to cast their votes in the favour of the BJP in the general elections.
Singh said the people of the country are now started looking for a change and the BJP-led NDA has emerged as the only viable alternative, and also urged party workers to reach out to everyone to strengthen the bond between voters and party.
The leaders lamented that the people of this country are tired of rampant corruption and opportunistic policies of the Congress-led UPA. They are looking for a change and BJP has emerged as the only viable alternative for the people. The leaders also lamented that the residents of Uttarakhand are feeling betrayed by the way the administration is being handled and the recently change of guard in the State would not proved much beneficial for those residents, who faced the brunt of natural calamites that wrecked different cities in the month of June, last year.
Speaking on the occasion, BJP State chief Tirath Singh Rawat said that the Congress-led State Government has completely failed to meet the promises it made as announcements are galore but the impact on the ground is zero.
Rawat lamented that the State is lacking in development policies due to the poor vision of the Congress-led State Government. It was also decided in the meeting to hold series of conclave which include minority community in Roorkee, women cell in Dehradun, SC/ST in Haridwar and Haldwani etc. It was decided in the meeting that veteran leaders will forward list of most suitable candidature to central parliamentary board for the general election.
Former Chief Ministers Maj Gen (Retd) BC Khanduri, BS Koshyari and Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, Opposition leader Ajay Bhatt, BS Rawat, Bishan Singh Chufal, Sanjay Kumar, Naresh Bansal, GS Negi, Prakash Pant, Tehri MlA Mala Rajyalakshi, Harbans Kapoor, Beena Arya, Balraj Passi and many more were also present.