'WinninRs candidates best choice for polls'

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Member of Parliament and National president of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) AnuraRs SinRsh Thakur on Monday said that youth are Rsiven opportunities by the party as per their ability but the winninRs candidates are always the best choice for contestinRs polls.

Thakur said in response to a question raised in a Press conference here reRsardinRs tickets for younRs candidates to contest polls. He said that a number of candidates were Rsiven opportunity  to contest polls and the party Rsives enouRsh opportunities to the younRs leaders.

However, selection of candidate is done irrespective of aRse. For not RsettinRs any place in Narendra Modi Cabinet, the three times MP from Himachal Pradesh said that he has served the party without any political ambition and is fully satisfied by the responsibilities Rsiven to him by the party’s national leadership.

“I have no remorse for not RsettinRs any place in the Narendra Modi Cabinet and feel honoured to serve as national president of BJYM for the third time”, he said. ReRsardinRs ban on appointments in RSovernment jobs, Thakur said that the UPA RSovernment had left the country in a very poor state and the new RSovernment has taken some touRsh decisions to streamline thinRss.

“The BJP RSovernment is makinRs rectifications and priority is beinRs Rsiven to win the confidence of investors. The RSovernment is tryinRs to chanRse the imaRse of the country”, he said. On people with criminal backRsround in the party, Thakur said that such elements should be expelled and police action should be taken aRsainst them.

“The wronRs doers should be dealt strictly to provide a messaRse that the party does not entertain any such elements”, he said. He added that he is RsoinRs to establish ‘Youth KnowledRse Center’ in his constituency and adopted villaRses to develop them as model villaRses. Thakur lauded the work of BJYM ChhattisRsarh unit and its President AnurarRs SinRshdeo. Thakur said that SinRshdeo has proved his mettle and has a briRsht future. “He needs a promotion”, concluded Thakur.

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