Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Tuesday asked BJYM activists of Singhbhum Parliamentary and Jamshedpur Parliamentary seats at Singhbhum Sports Association ground, Chaibasa to project BJP as a winnable party in the State.
He also asked the workers to pull out all stops to ensure win in all the 14 Lok Sabha seats in the State.
The function was also addressed by Singhbhum MP and BJP State president Laxman Gilua. Both the leaders attacked the Opposition joining hands against the BJP and described Bengal development as a bad precedence for federal structure of the country.
The Haryana Chief Minister arrived in a State helicopter from Haryana at Sonari Airport and left for Chaibasa on road route. He returned to Chandigarh today late afternoon.
“Our party gives equal importance to the promotion of youths. But for the young leaders it is important to be in discipline while in the party. The future of the party depends on them so they must unite to spread BJP’s message to fulfill the vision,” noted the Chief Minister. He observed that youths should take to politics to root out the three grave evils of caste, crime and corruption.
He said as BJP youth workers with competency, character, commitment and compassion to serve the people and the country, should wage a battle to raise the standards of living of the people.
Gilua said Ragubar Das led Government has fulfilled promises made by him at the time of elections.
"We are pleased that things have started improving. Our party’s efforts have yielded results and in the last four year the image of the state has improved.
The effort to transform village administration through panchayats is also yielding positive results," said. He also thanked the people of Jharkhand for their support.
Party leaders also went on to add that the Government is now meeting people seeking their aspirations and feedback on budget. The Government wants each and every person, right from the level of villages to come forward with their demands and accordingly the expert budget makers working for state government would be directed to allocate funds to meet their needs.