Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Sunday directs BJP cadres and workers to reach out to people highlighting work done by Centre and State Governments.
Addressing party media persons and spokesperson on the occasion of one -day BJP media workshop, Das said, “The media cadres of party are like messengers, acting as catalyst in spreading works of Government.” The Chief Minister said that such workshop provides an opportunity to party cadres to learn.
The Chief Minister claimed that Modi Government in centre in 100 days has taken several historic decisions such as abolition of Article 370 and 35 (A) of Constitution which granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir, repealing the medieval old practices of Triple Talaq providing justice to Muslim women among others. Das said, “While on one hand, Modi Government at centre has taken several historic decisions, the opposition is bankrupt they have no issue and only concern with spreading propaganda.”
Highlight the work carried out by his Government in last four and half years. The Chief Minister said, “After the creation of separate state in 2000, the maximum work has been carried out in this Government. Those who have looted State exchequer are now shedding crocodile tears in name of Jal Jungle and Zamin. Those who have violated with Chottanagpur and Santhal Pargana Tenancy (CNT/SPT) Act are claiming to be the well-wisher of tribals.”
The one-day workshop was attended by BJP national general secretary (organisational), BL Santosh, BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra, BJP national media co in-charge Sanjay Mayukh among others.
BL Santosh said, “In last four and half years, the State Government has carried out various welfare schemes. The task of party’s media persons is to inform people about these schemes with the help of party cadres.”
BJP national spokesperson, Sambit Patra who is known for his oratory skills said, “Everyone should know about truth of Article 370. Due to Modi Jee and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the centre abrogated Article 370 which granted special status to Kashmir. The historic decision will open the doors of development in northern State.”
Patra said, “Congress claims that removal of Article 370 was unconstitutional, but the special privilege which Kashmir received through Article 370 was temporary, the Congress and other parties made Article 370 as permanent issue for Kashmir.”
Stressing on the needs of media management, BJP national media in–charge, Sanjay Mauykh said that the issue of media management gains importance for Jharkhand going to polls year-end. The media workshop was attended by the State urban Development Minister, CP Singh, spokesperson, Pratul Shahdeo, JB Tubid, Deen Dayal Barnwal, media in-charge Shiv Pujan Pathak among others.