Uttarakhand: CM Dhami’s grand road show in Kotdwar, crowd gathered, participated in ‘beneficiary felicitation ceremony’

Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami reached Kotdwar today. When CM Dhami reached Kotdwar, BJP workers gave him a warm welcome. After reaching Kotdwar, CM Dhami did a road show. The road show was taken out from Najibabad Wedding Point to Model Mateshwari School. A huge crowd gathered at CM Dhami’s road show in Kotdwar.

When the Chief Minister reached Kotdwar, a huge crowd of supporters was seen on the streets. Bharatiya Janata Party State President Mahendra Bhatt, Uttarakhand Assembly Speaker Ritu Khanduri, BJP District President Virendra Rawat were present in the Chief Minister’s road show. After this, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami also addressed the public meeting. Addressing the public meeting, CM Dhami gave information about the schemes of the Central as well as the State Government. During this, CM Dhami said that today thousands of beneficiaries of the Central and State Government have been given benefits in Kotdwar, the gate of Garhwal.

Chief Minister Dhami reached Kotdwar and distributed checks to thousands of beneficiaries of Kotdwar Yamkeshwar Lansdowne constituencies under the Chief Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund and Ujjwala Scheme. Seeing the huge public support in Kotdwar, Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami said that in view of the work of the Bharatiya Janata Party Modi government, a wave of making Narendra Modi the Prime Minister in the upcoming elections is going on in the country. The lotus flower of Modi government will bloom on five seats from Uttarakhand.

CM Dhami said that we are moving forward on the mantra of simplification, solution and disposal. UCC’s Gangotri has emerged from Uttarakhand. He said that we have made a strict anti-copying law. He said that the engine of development is running at a fast pace under the leadership of PM Modi. Many changes have taken place in the country after 2014. The roads have been improved. New ITIs have been opened in the country. Section 370 has been abolished from Kashmir.