BJP Organizational Meet: State General Secretary Manas Mohanty Gives Winning Mantra To Leaders

The monthly executive meeting was held at the district BJP office today. It was held under the chairmanship of District President Ashok Parida and State General Secretary and Organization Minister Manas Mohanty was the chief guest. First, the guests lit the lamp in front of the oil paintings of Bharatiya Janata Party founders Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee and Deendayal Upadhyay. The program started after singing the Vande Matarang. In this meeting organized with the presidents and other officials from 18 mandals across the district, Shri Mohanty expressed his desire to make the BJP organization more active and to strengthen the organization through training at the booth level and in Shakti Kendras. In the upcoming elections, Shri Mohanty expressed his desire to display various government welfare schemes such as Subhadra, Atal Pension, Ration Card, etc. at the mandal level through banners in his booth and mandal. Along with this, he expressed his desire to connect more and more beneficiaries through the development strategy across Odisha.

Along with this, he directed to connect social workers, organizations, self-help groups, NGOs, trusts, e-voters with the party. So that it will be more helpful during the upcoming elections. Along with this, Shri Mohanty directed to discuss with the officials present in the meeting and solve the problems. At the end of the meeting, Shri Mohanty planted trees in the district office premises. In today’s meeting, Malkangiri MLA Narasingh Madkami, Swatantra Unnao Parishad President Ganga Sodhi, President Savitri Podiami, Chitrakonda former MLA Damburu Shisha, Bali Mela Mayor Pradeep Nayak, all mandal presidents, editors, district officers including general secretary Manik Lal Chakraborty, Navaghan Lokei treasurer Sanjay Sarkar, MLAs Nihar Roy, Bhavani Mukherjee, Sulata Mandal, Pramila Das, Devi Madi, Savita Mishra, E Venkat Rao, media head V Srinivas Patra, social media head Deepak Saha and many other activists were present.

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