The responsibilities assigned must be fulfilled: Babulal Marandi

Sanjay Pandey

Ranchi EW News:  A meeting of the newly formed Election Management Committee was held at the BJP State Office, where workers from various departments were present according to the structure of each department. In the meeting, State President and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi, Opposition Leader Amar Kumar Bauri, Pradesh Organization Mahamantri Karmveer Singh, Committee Coordinator and MP Aditya Sahu, Dr. Pradeep Verma, Manoj Singh, Mrityunjay Sharma along with state officials and department coordinators and co-coordinators were present. Addressing the meeting, State  President and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi said that election management is an important part of the election process. He said that the party always works on pre-planning and full planning, which leads to success. He said that all departments are important, and the responsibilities assigned must be fulfilled. Our goal should be to make our department successful. He said that the workers of the state should become supporters of the booth workers.

He said that every worker should adopt one booth, one village. Ensuring that the maximum votes are received in favor of the party is also our responsibility.

State Organization General Secretary Karmveer Singh said that party workers should now engage in the efficient management of their respective departments to easily achieve bigger goals. He said that success becomes easier by creating a roadmap. He said that the public's mood is with the BJP. We all have to knock on their doors repeatedly.

He provided detailed information to the workers about all the departments and discussed the activities. The meeting was conducted by State General Secretary  Dr. Pradeep Verma, and Media Coordinator Ashok Badaike expressed gratitude.

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