Important meeting of Uttarakhand BJP held in Delhi, CM Dhami presented the roadmap for development, these points were discussed
A big meeting of Uttarakhand BJP was held in Delhi. In the meeting, the current issues of Uttarakhand were discussed in detail. During this, CM Dhami also put forward the roadmap of development in front of everyone. A meeting was held with all the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs of Uttarakhand BJP at the Delhi government residence of Union Minister of State Ajay Tamta. National General Secretary Organization BL Santosh, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami, State President Mahendra Bhatt, State General Secretary Organization Ajay Kumar, State In-charge Dushyant Gautam, Co-in-charge Rekha Verma and all the MPs were present in the meeting. In the meeting, there was a detailed discussion about the upcoming programs and Lok Sabha elections.
The first challenge before the BJP is the by-elections. By-elections are to be held on Badrinath and Mangalore seats. This is also considered to be a test of the Dhami government and the newly elected MPs. Mangalore seat is Haridwar Lok Sabha from where former CM Trivendra Rawat has won and Badrinath seat which comes under Garhwal seat.
Anil Baluni has been elected MP from here. In such a situation, this will be the first test of these two MPs along with the government. It is believed that by winning both the seats, BJP wants to take the government forward with a new confidence. Also, BJP wants to complete the homework before the civic elections.
Homework was also done regarding the target of victory set by BJP in the Lok Sabha elections. After which BJP will look for the meaning and shortcomings of this victory. CM Dhami met PM Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh before this important meeting. In which issues related to the development of Uttarakhand were also discussed.
In such a situation, how the MPs have to work on new schemes step by step with the state government was also discussed in the meeting. It is believed that along with the four vacant ministerial posts and the responsibilities, everyone was also consulted on the expansion of the organization.
