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Jalali invites Sikhs in party fold of BJP 12/15/2014 11:08:13 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 15 : A large enthusiastic group from Sikh community belonging to Gandihi Nagar, Nanak Nagar, Gadhigarh and Digiana area joined BJP in presence of Kavinder Gupta BJP candidate from Gandhi Nagar constituency at a function organized by party at its office in Trikuta Nagar. Rakesh Jalali, a committed party activist, had convinced them to join BJP and work for accomplishing Mission 44+. The people from Sikh Community who joined BJP were holding key posts in government departments including former Executive Director (NHPC), Ex. Indian Navy Officer, Academicians, Bankers and leading Businessmen who reposed their faith in policies of BJP and vowed to work unitedly in achieving success in whole of the state under the able and vibrant leadership of Mantra Man Narendra Modi. While addressing the new members of BJP, Rakesh Jalali asked them to work with full dedication and loyalty and also conveyed them thanks. The members also assured to work hard with zeal in order to achieve BJP's Mission 44+ and appealed all its supporters to whole heartedly support all the candidates of BJP in the ongoing elections and help them win with thumping majority. Kavinder Gupta expressed his wish to work for the betterment of the society with his aim of striving for growth and development. Prominent among those who joined were G.S Isher, Paramveer Singh (Sunny), Parvinder Singh, Gurdeep Singh and others.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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