‘Leaders to move every house to listen to the grievances of people’
BARAMULLA: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday asked its leaders to reach out to the people in all the habitations to listen to the grievances and redress the issues confronted by the people in Baramulla district.
While addressing a mammoth gathering of party workers at Dak Bangla, Baramulla, BJP state general secretary (Org) Ashok Kaul reiterated party’s commitment to redress their grievances.
He said that BJP has asked its ministers in the state to adopt the districts in Kashmir Valley and redress the grievances faced by the inhabitants of the area. “We have asked our party workers to reach out to every household in the area, listen to their issues and forward the same to the concerned ministers for their genuine issues,” he said, adding, BJP believes in equality and justice. “Even you have witnessed PM Narendra Modi’s mother in the queue to withdraw money from the bank after demonetization, which is ample proof that BJP believes in equality and justice for all,” he added.
“We are fortunate enough that Modi ji like PM is heading the country and watching every development including activities of ministers in the country,” Kaul said.
He also said that BJP has launched all out campaign to wipe out corruption and black money in the country, which would be helpful for the betterment of society in the longer run.
Present on the occasion were State Spokesperson Khalid Jehangir, State Media Secretary, Altaf Thakur, State Publicity Secretary Dr Ali, Protocol Incharge Kashmir, Arif Raja and Party District President D K Nehru, and senior BJP leader MM War, G M Mir and DD Singh.
