Kolkata: National BJP President J P Nadda has compiled a road map for the Bengali Party unit in the selection of Civic and Panchayat, with a special focus on the economically weaker part, the SC / SC community, entrepreneurs and women of UMK.
He urged BJP leaders to oversee the delivery of PM assistance to the poor and universal vaccination programs, in addition to taking complaints of violence against party workers.
Overcoming the BJP State Committee meeting on Hastings on Tuesday, Nadda named the head of the State Dilip Ghosh and opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari as “Lieutenant” for “battle in front”.
Praising Ghosh to organize more than 300 camps for victims of violence after the poll, Nadda said the first will lead the outside cargo while Adhikari will lead the battle in the assembly.
BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya, Arvind Menon and Amit Malviya, as well as members of Rajya Sabha Sabha Dasgupta, attended the meeting, where Nadda urged Ghosh, Menon and Malviya to be involved with farmers and UMKM entrepreneurs to eliminate congestion in shipping from PM’s economic package for they.
“Twenty lakh farmers have been listed under PM Kisan Samman Nidhi.
They will get a monthly retirement of Rs 3,000.
We need to see that the money reaches them,” Nadda said.
While MPS BJP and MLA are expected to reach people, the Kuningan Party will oversee the “commission findings” sent by the center to overcome the problem of violence after the poll.
“The MHA facts finder committee has called violence ‘planned conspiracy’ where criminals deny politicians.
The weaker part – SC / ST members and women – are the main targets.
Bengal police are a mute audience,” Nadda said.
“We will take findings to the highest level and will not hesitate to take legal paths with the failure of state administration.
But, we will do this in a democratic manner,” he added.
“Corruption” in the distribution of aid and holding vaccination camps also on Tuesday’s meeting agenda.
“Corruption and anarchy became identical to TMC and Mamata Banerjee.
It was the fact that he had won the Assembly poll, but he could not hide other facts,” said BJP President.
Nadda urged party leaders to be involved in driving universal vaccinations in Bengal.
“Inoculation drive in India has become the biggest and fastest in the world,” he said.
“This center has set a target of 135 crore vaccination in December.
But, the amount is low in Bengal.
If this situation is left behind, it’s because the ego of Mamata Banerjee,” he said.
The MLA party and parliamentarians were asked to ensure that oxygen produced PSA plants that had been approved by PM for the district installed without obstacles.
Ghosh said “a weaker part of” from “deprived of the area” in northern Bengal, Jangalmahal and part of Cooch Behar, North Korea and South Pargana and East and West Midnapore were attacked to choose BJP in the poll.
“They have started thinking whether they have to leave the country.
Some of them, because of frustration, have increased demand for separate circumstances.” BJP stands for Akhand Bharat, “he added.
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