Jharkhand Pradesh Congress Committee (JPCC) Chief and the State Finance Minister, Dr Rameshwar Oraon will visit Latehar on February 15 and Hazaribag on February 16 to participate in many organizational events of the party.
JPCC Spokesperson and the party’s membership In-Charge, Alok Kumar Dubey said that on February 15, the party is launching a membership campaign in Latehar district. He informed that Oraon and Rajya Sabha MP Dhiraj Prasad Sahu will also be present on the occasion of the beginning of the membership drive.
He informed that a statewide campaign is being launched to include people into the party from every section of the society. Dubey said that during the membership drive a strategy has been chalked out to connect more and more youth, farmers, laborers, businessmen and women with the organization.
At the same time JPCC Spokesperson Kishore Nath Shahdev and Rajesh Gupta Chhotu informed that a nationwide farmers' movement is being organized against the agriculture law of the Central Government, in support of this, phase-wise programs are being organized by the party in Jharkhand.
“A State level Kisan Rally cum Tractor Rally is being organized at Hazaribagh on February 20, after the Conference at all the block headquarters on February 10 and the Padyatra at all the district headquarters on February 13. The responsibility of organizing this rally has been entrusted to Agriculture Minister Badal.
In order to make the rally a success, programmes are being organized in all the districts with great emphasis from the party. In the same sequence, on February 16, JPCC Chief will also go to Hazaribagh and take part in the party program. On the other hand, Badal is constantly visiting Hazaribagh, Ramgarh, Koderma and other districts including Chatra and meeting with party workers and giving necessary guidelines for making the rally a success,” said Shahdeo.
Meanwhile, JPCC Chief and the State Finance Minister, Rameshwar Oraon paid homage to the martyrs of Pulwama. JPCC Spokesperson Alok Kumar Dubey, Lal Kishore Nath Shahdeo and Rajesh Gupta Chhotu also accompanied him and paid homage to the martyrdom of the martyrs of Pulwama.
JPCC Chief said that the Congress party never does politics on martyrdom, but the people of the Country still want to know how an explosive-laden vehicle would reach the sensitive area like Jammu and Kashmir.