The State unit of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) has undertaken a drive to create a team of 1000 youths in every district of the state who would readily donate their blood as and when needed. This information was provided by the President of the state BJYM Kundan latwal while interacting with the media persons at state party office on Tuesday. He said that the drive started on January 12 and end on January 23. The lists of the volunteers would be provided to the hospitals, social organisations and media so that anyone can contact them for blood donation.
latwal said the Yuva Morcha activists would hold meetings in all districts and educate youngsters about their voting rights on January 25 which is celebrated as National Voter's Day.
The party is concentrating on those who were born in the year 2000 and would become voters this year, he informed. latwal said that the programmes under ‘lead up India’ would be organised in all 14 organisational district of the party on the day and Chief Minister and cabinet minister would attend these programmes. Informing about another ambitious programme of the party which would be held in all districts on the eve of birth anniversary celebration of Bharat Ratna B R Ambedkar on April 13, latwal said that five youths from each of 10365 booths of the state would be invited in district headquarters for a community feast. The highlight of the programme is that all workers would bring food packets from their homes and they will share it with other workers. This will inculcate a sense of camaraderie and harmony among the Morcha members, he opined. On the forthcoming elections of the urban local bodies latwal said that the BJYM is confident that the party would give large number of tickets to young leaders in these elections.
He said that the Morcha members are working hard to make the Aajivan Sahyog Nidhi programme of the party a success.