The Bharatiya Janata Party will impart training to its leaders educating them about the ideology, policies and principles of the party and tell them how to strengthen organization during the state executive meeting in Vrindavan.
Party spokesman Vijay Bahadur Pathak said in a statement issued here on Wednesday that the training camp would begin in the evening ofAugust 24 in which leaders would be informed about social media, party’s policies on various issues and how to conduct in public because they are part of ruling political dispensation at the centre.
Around 161 BJP leaders including office bearers of the state executive, district and city president, chairman and president of the frontal organisations would attend this training camp which will end on August 25 evening, he said.
‘’The leaders who would be imparted training would then give training to the party activists at their districts. Similarly, leaders of frontal organizations will hold similar training camps in their organisations,” Pathak said.
later talking to reporters Pathak asked as why the Akhilesh Yadav Government has stayed away from taking action against the guilty of communal riots. “In main culprit in Saharanpur case is SP worker while in Meerut the victim has told media about her plight. Still, the Government is failing to take direct action,” he said.
Pathak said there seems to be an attempt to divert the probe. The DGP and IG police have given contradictory statements. Similarly, district magistrate’s statement does not match with SSP in Meerut case. The Government should tell what is the true picture.
“On one hand Chief Minister tries to call Saharanpur riot as a caste violence while on the other police is trying to protect the real culprits. This shows government is trying to cover up the tract of criminals and this would be detrimental for the society,” he said.