State BJP remembers Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee on his death anniversary

Ranchi, Leaders and workers of the state BJP on Wednesday paid their tributes to late Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee on his death anniversary.

Speaking on the occasion state BJP Chief Deepak Prakash said that the wrong policy of the Congress party always weakens the country and for the lust of power the Congress had put on line the unity and integrity of the nation. He claimed that due to the policy of appeasement by Congress the fields of saffron in Jammu and Kashmir got stained with blood.

Deepak Prakash said that it was due to the sacrifice of Dr Mukherjee that Jammu and Kashmir became an inseparable part of the country. He said that by scrapping Article 370 and 35 A Prime Minister Narendra Modi fulfilled the dreams of Dr Mukherjee.

Leader of the legislature wing of BJP Babulal Marandi said that late Dr Mukherjee was a nationalist who for the sake of motherland never compromised with the anti-national forces. He was also a progressive thinker, educationist and able organizer.

 

(Agencies)

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