Thu. Mar 28th, 2024

In a top party program, organized by BJP, PM Modi urged his party leaders to work with a positive approach to shun away the negativity which has crept into the country’s system. 2-day meeting ” Abhyas Varga” held in Delhi, saw its conclusion on Sunday. The meeting had BJP members from both the houses, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

BJP organized the 2-day meet for reaching out to its party’s workers, urging them and informing them about various welfare measures taken by the government. BJP is holding such group meetings since it came to power in 2014. The meeting also saw imparting training about NAMO app and discussing the “West Bengal situation”.

Prime Minister also urged leaders to focus on people’s participation, actively involving them in policies. He told his fellow parliamentarians to prioritize people over politics for the better development of their constituency. He also told leaders to reach out to particular sections of the society to effectively target the benefits of welfare schemes.

BJP’s top leadership also advised its Ministers to go for holding dinner sessions with their MPs monthly, where they can interact and update each other on welfare policies and schemes. Such dinner meetings are expected to go on a regular monthly basis, not just co-terminus with parliament sessions.

At the meeting, The party also suggested its workers for winning over their opponents. It also advised them to target the 2024 elections. Clearly, BJP has set its mind onto focusing on the next general elections from now only.

As quoted by ANI, PM emphasized teamwork spirit and said, ” “Akeley kuch
nahin, mil karke hum sab kuch hai.” He also asked parliamentarians to use technology in schemes like MPLADS (Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme) for better utilization of resources. The two-day Training program convened by BJP is set to focus on increasing the coordination among party and target productivity in the organization.

 

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By Saurabh Parmar

Digital Journalist (Specializing in Indian affairs & Contemporary Political development)

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