J&K Mission 50 Plus is our target for next Assembly elections: Ravinder

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JAMMU: Addressing the BJP Vistaraks (Whole Time workers), Jammu and Kashmir BJP President Ravinder Raina said Mission 50 Plus is our target for next Assembly elections in J&K and BJP will its own government in Jammu and Kashmir with absolute majority.
Ravinder Raina along with senior leaders of BJP was addressing a meeting of Vistaraks at BJP headquarter, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, while he prompted Vistaraks to fully devote themselves to the cause of the organization.
Raina asked them to work incessantly till the next Assembly elections and reach the common masses with full vigour and knowledge. He also asked them to gain the full knowledge about all the welfare schemes initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi led Union government and take them to the needy population.
Raina asked the Vistaraks to use the period as their grooming sessions when they will actually interact with the ground realities of the society by gaining first-hand knowledge of the expectations and the needs of people.
He asked them to visit every hamlet in their region and take the party achievements to them and tell them that only BJP has empowered the common masses and raised the graph of the Nation throughout the world. He added that none other than BJP took concrete steps to mitigate the sufferings faced by the various sections of society in J&K. Coming down heavily on the opposition parties for continuously misguiding the people of J&K, he said that people have high expectations on BJP and now BJP cadre just needs to do their job dutifully to reach the mission 50 plus in next Assembly elections.

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