BJP MPs will be going to their respective constituencies to inform public about Congress party’s “destructive role “during the second part of the Budget Session when almost no effective business could be transacted until the last day on April 6.
Addressing BJP’s Parliamentary party meeting here the Prime Minister said party MPs would observe fast on April 12 to expose Congress obstructions in Parliament. Modi said Congress has brought “a new low” in Parliamentary proceedings.
BJP MPs will be going to their respective constituencies to inform public about Congress party’s “destructive role “ during the 2nd part of the Budget session when almost no effective business could be transacted until the last day on April 6 with lok Sabha recording low productivity of 4 per cent and Rajya Sabha only 8 per cent, according to Union Parliamentary affairs Minister Ananth Kumar. Kumar alleged that parliamentary obstructions of the Congress reflected its “intolerance to people’s mandate” to the BJP at the Centre and in 21 states where it was in power.
The party is also take out ‘Sabka saath sabka vikas yatra’ in the country.
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister quoted Modi as saying that on a day the BJP is celebrating its 38th foundation day it has become the largest party due to people’s blessings and tireless efforts of its workers and also paid tributes to many of its late leaders and workers. BJP has listed around 11 crore primary membership to be the largest party in the world.
The foundation day, April 6, is dedicated to those who sacrificed their lives for the party’s growth, the Prime Minister said in the parliamentary meet.
The party was officially created on April 6, 1980. It emerged from the Jana Sangh, which was formed in 1951 by Shyama Prasad Mookerjee. The first president of the BJP was Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
later in the day in a series of tweets, Modi credited party workers for taking the organisation to new heights.
“I bow all @BJP4India Karyakartas on the special occasion of the Party’s Sthapana Diwas,” Modi said.
The BJP is the party of “a New India” and his party “believes in India’s diversity, its unique culture and the strengths of 125 crore Indians”, he said. Modi also thanked the countrymen for their “unwavering faith” in the BJP.
“It is our commitment that we will continue to devote ourselves towards India’s transformation. #IndiaTrustsBJP,” he tweeted.
The prime minister also interacted with district president s of the party and volunteers through a live video interaction, via the Narendra Modi Mobile App.
In an attempt to woo the dalit constituency Prime Minister is expected to inaugurate a memorial for Dalit icon B R Ambedkar at 26, Alipore road, here on Ambedkar Jayyanti on April 14 or a day before. The memorial has been the last residence of Ambedkar in the Capital before his death in December 6, 1956.