Sh. Sat Sharma (CA) chairs BJP meeting at Srinagar
J&K BJP President and Rajya Sabha MP Sh. Sat Sharma (CA) chaired an organizational meeting in Srinagar with Leader of Opposition in the J&K Legislative Assembly Sh. Sunil Sharma, Lok Sabha MP Sh. Jugal Kishore Sharma, J&K BJP Vice President Dr. Shehnaz Ganai and General Secretaries Mohammad Anwar Khan and Sh. Gopal Mahajan.
The meeting focused on strengthening the party organization across Kashmir, reviewing organizational activities and intensifying grassroots outreach. The leadership deliberated on strengthening coordination among different organizational levels and ensuring that BJP workers remain continuously connected with the people.
Sh. Sat Sharma (CA) said that the BJP is not merely an electoral organization but a cadre-based movement committed to Nation First, Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas. He stressed that the party’s strength lies in its dedicated workers and called for further strengthening the organization from the booth and Shakti Kendra levels upward.
“Our organization must remain continuously connected with the people. Every booth, every Shakti Kendra and every Mandal must become an effective center of public service and communication. The people of Jammu & Kashmir are looking towards the BJP for development, peace, stability and a corruption-free governance model,” Sh. Sat Sharma (CA) said.
Sh. Sat Sharma (CA) added that under Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi’s leadership, Jammu & Kashmir has witnessed a decisive transformation in development, connectivity, infrastructure and welfare delivery, and BJP workers must ensure that the benefits of these initiatives reach every deserving family. Recent organizational meetings have similarly emphasized regular engagement from booth and Shakti Kendra to district and state levels.
Sh. Sunil Sharma said the BJP’s organization must remain firmly rooted among the people and stressed that the party would continue to raise public issues with determination. “The voice of the people will remain our priority. Our workers must remain accessible to the people and ensure that genuine concerns are effectively highlighted and pursued,” he said.
