BJP State Office Holds Beneficiary Contact Campaign Workshop

Ranchi: A statewide workshop on the Beneficiary Contact Campaign, to be conducted by the party from February 25 to March 5, was held at the BJP State Office.

The workshop was led by Pradesh Coordinator of the Entry Campaign and Pradesh Vice President Rakesh Prasad. Operational Co-coordinator Satyanarayan Singh and Thank You Coordinator Shobha Yadav also contributed.

Welcoming the stage officials, Joint Coordinator Dr. Luis Marandi, Aarti Kujur, Bari Murmu, Vinay Choubey, and KK Gupta were present.

State Minister and MP Aditya Sahu, Dr. Pradeep Verma, along with campaign coordinators, joint coordinators, and cluster in-charges from all Lok Sabha constituencies participated. State President and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi said that the Beneficiary Contact Campaign is an effort to fulfill Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call.

Mr. Marandi stated that Prime Minister Narendra has dedicated every moment of the past 10 years to the people of the country. He has connected villages, the poor, farmers, laborers, women, tribals, Dalits, and marginalized communities with the mainstream of development.

He said that today, opposition parties are trying to spread confusion among the public by misrepresenting the work of the Modi government. He emphasized the need to reach out to beneficiaries, gain their support, and dispel their misconceptions.

He said that the public is committed to fulfilling Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a clear majority this time. The Modi government will be formed for the third time with the blessings of the public.

State Campaign Coordinator and MP Baburam Nishad said that the Modi government has worked comprehensively. With the resolution of "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas," the common people have been connected with the mainstream of development, and the cultural pride of the country has also been restored.

He said that by making the campaign successful, we will ensure victory on all 14 Lok Sabha seats in Jharkhand. State Organizational Secretary Karmaveer Singh said that this Beneficiary Contact Campaign is a bridge between the public and the workers. He said that this campaign should be completed with passion and determination.

Opposition leader Amar Kumar Bauri, addressing the workshop, said that if Modi is in the entire country, it is possible that there is a wave. This wave is all-pervasive and all-inclusive. He said that today, the strength of the country has been manifested. Today, the world community trusts Mr. Modi.

He said that the safe return of 6 out of 7 soldiers released from Qatar reflects the impact of the Modi government's policies. Pradesh Vice President and State Campaign Coordinator Rakesh Prasad said that this campaign is to connect 7 crore beneficiaries across the country with the BJP, of which more than 30 lakh are from Jharkhand.

He said that from February 25 to March 5, workers will reach the homes of all beneficiaries. He said that in the campaign, while obtaining support from beneficiaries through missed calls, it is necessary to ensure the beneficiary family and the BJP family.

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