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| BJP revolutionizes women empowerment: Rajni Sethi | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec, 28: State President of BJP mahila Morcha Rajni Sethi after attending the convention in Gujarat said that her party revolutionized women empowerment through several women centre welfare scheme and programmes.
This was stated by Rajni Sethi while addressing a press conference at Party Headquarters Trikuta Nagar, Jammu.
Mahila Morcha State President Rajni Sethi was accompanied by General Secretaries Updesh Andotra and Shailza Gupta and State Media Secretary Prerna Nanda.
Rajni Sethi Lauded the enthusiasm shown by the women activists for the party in Gujarat Mahaadhiveshan. She added that such great participation by the women folk in the political activities will prove to be catalyst in national development.
She said that the morcha leaders have to carry on their work up to the level of booth to make sure that their dedication is appreciated by the common masses.
She said that the PM Narendra Modi led NDA government is working hard for bringing out positive changes in the women education and their overall development.
She themed women- Champions of change. This unique convention was graced by women of substance from different fields who have brought about a significant change in the society.
She added that the main objective of convention was to prepare a road map for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections and to check out strategies to reach the voters and in this connection a meeting was held at National Convention with J&K state team to bolster the party's strength at the micro level ahead of the general elections, the BJP leadership asked the Mahila Morcha to appoint at least ten women at each booth.
She is aimed on the Triple Talaq Bill in lok Sabha at "Naari Nyaay, Naari Garima, aur Naari Samman (Justice for women, Dignity of women and respect for women)." Rajni Sethi said Mahila Morcha leaders were doing their best for uplifting the status of women in the society as well as for extending party ideology to the masses in Kashmir also. |
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