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| Unite against anti-national forces: Sat | | | 
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Nov 7: Gearing up for the Assembly polls, nearly 100 people hailing from Vishal Nagar area of Talab Tillo, Ward 40 joined BJP. Former Minister and ex-MLA Jammu West Sat Sharma (CA) welcomed the new entrants into the party fold by garlanding them along with other senior leaders of the party.
Sharma was accompanied by Mandal President Keshav Chopra, District General Secretaries Rajesh Gupta and Karan Sharma, Corporator Neelam Nargotra and several others. The new entrants included a large number of youth, women and senior citizens of the area. The programme was organized by social activist Abhishek Sharma and Satyabhushan Dubey.
Welcoming new entrants into the party fold, Sat Sharma said that new entrants whether from any stream or any political party are being welcomed with open heart and they will be given due respect and rightful position without any discrimination in order to strengthen the organization at grass root level. He also stated that BJP will form the next Government in J&K and the next Chief Minister will be from BJP, he added. He also appealed to the masses to unite against Anti National forces who are trying to divide the country.
Keshav and Neelam while giving an overview of the development done by the PM in J&K also gave credit to former MLA for looking into the grievances of the masses on priority and also solving them.
Rajesh and Karan asked the new entrants to work for the welfare of the party and appealed to them to reach out to masses especially needy persons so that benefits of various Central sponsored schemes can be given to them.
Yash Pal Shivgotra, Rajesh Saini, Lovely Saini, Nitish Kumar, Karan Banotra, Ravi Kant, Shobhit Sharma, Rahul and other party leaders were also present besides a large number of new entrants. |
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