‘IT, Computerisation is gift of Rajiv Gandhi’
STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: It was Congress especially former Prime Minister late Rajiv Gandhi who brought IT technology and computerisation to the country, said All India Congress Committee (AICC) coordinator departments and Incharge Digital Membership, K Raju on Tuesday.
He added that the then opposition laughed at late Rajiv Gandhi but today India is leader in the field of IT technology.
“The present generations and youth of the country are taking advantage of Rajiv’s efforts,” he said while launching digital membership of the party in J&K and also addressed a day-long session of Chief Enrollers and enrollers for digital membership of the party.
Raju explained the importance of digital membership to the party leaders including chief enrollers from all over province and said that INC membership is real on contact from person to person instead of miss call membership.
He asked the party leaders that Congress does not believe in exaggeration but in real and actual membership, because in the end it is genuine workers who work.
AICC PRO Ranjeet Ranjan said that the membership shall be followed by organisational elections at various levels in the party right from booth level. She asked the enrollers to stick to the timeline.
JK Congress chief G A Mir in his address said that the party has always believed in the strength of Congress workers at grass roots level who are the backbone of the party. He asked party workers to reach out to every voter and enroll them.
Working President Raman Bhalla said that party is ready to fight back the wrong policies of BJP which utterly failed on all fronts. He said the Congress would not compromise on its ideology and fight for the rights of each and every section.
APRO Sukhwant Singh Brar, AICC minority dept incharge JK S Patel, Haji Rasheed Vice President JKPCC and others attended and addressed the session.
The session was attended by senior functionaries of PCC, DCC, frontal wings apart from chief enrollers and enrollers.