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Kotwal joins BJP 9/22/2014 10:28:59 PM DODA, Sept 22 : District President Youth Congress Doda Manish Kotwal today joins the BJP in the presence of State Sangthan Mantri Ashok Kumar Koul at Doda along with the party workers. While addressing to the party workers he said that BJP is a discipline party and in this party there is no discrimination, partiality, caste and creed. He has faith on the Modi government because from the taking charge of the Prime Minister the future of the country and youth is bright and now we have a need to strengthen the hands of the Modi to taking the country in the digital vision. He also appreciate the Modi Government for making the close relation with the neighboring countries . He further added that the policies of the central govt will effect better in the forthcoming state elections and BJP will get full majority in the elections will form govt on its own. He appealed to the youth of the state to join the party for their bright future . He was welcome by the senior party leaders Shakti Parihar, contesting candidate of Bhaderwah constituency Daleep Parihar, Satish Chander, Dhaninter Singh, Raj Singh, Koshal Kotwal,Des Raj Katal others in party .   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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