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Workers of different political parties join BJP 9/20/2014 9:34:44 PM Early Times Report jammu, Sept 20: Expressing deep concern over the plight of flood affected families, BJP leader Aditi Sharma appealed the general masses to help flood affected people vigorously. Addressing workers on the occasion of joining of hundreds of political workers of different political parties at Channi Himmat on Friday, Aditi Sharma said flash flood has ravaged houses of people particularly farming community. Now a comprehensive policy is needed for rehabilitation of flood affected families. Large no of workers from different political parties joined BJP in an impressive function under the leadership of Aditi Sharma. Prominent among others who joined were Paramjeet Sinngh, Shonki, Ravinder Singh, Kaki, Balbir Singh Rocky, Deepak Kumar, Sultan Singh Chib, Abhishek Gupta, Shubam Manhas, Baljit Singh. While welcoming the workers in party fold, Aditi Sharma said BJP is an organized and disciplined party and under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and National President Amit Shah, it has given a new direction to the country. She said BJP national and state leadership has launched impressive campaign to achieve mission 44 plus in coming state assembly elections. Workers of state BJP under guidance of national leaders will definitely achieve the target and form govt in state at its own. She asked workers to gear up the campaign end 60 yrs dynastic rule in state. Aditi Sharma also made an appeal to workers and general masses to provide adequate relief to flood affected families. BJP Govt at centre has provided huge relief for flood affected familes and despite that stands beside them and shares their grief and loss. On this occasion she also listened grievances of people of Chatha, Bhour camp and adjoining areas and assured them to highlight their problem with concerned departments for early redressal.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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