By Avijit Biswas
Bhagalpur: With an objective of sensitizing participants about principals and policies of party besides also acquainting about present political situation of state, the two day meeting of state executive committee of BJP’s youth wing Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) started here today.
The state executive committee of BJYM in course of its meeting is likely to chalk out strategy for reaching out to people in state in order to make them aware about initiative being taken by PM Narendra Modi and his government for welfare of general people as well as for development of country.
The meeting of state executive committee of BJYM assumes significance in light of recent political change in state. The deliberation in meeting is likely to centre on formulating strategy of ensuring forceful presence of youth wing in state. A number of senior state BJP leaders would be addressing members of BJYM’s state executive committee members during meeting spread over total eleven sessions.
A session has been specially designed to make participants aware about future vision of party. The meeting of executive committee being held in a local hotel started today with flag hoisting.
Ashwini Kumar Choubey, union minister, Sanjay Jaiswal, president of state unit of BJP, Vijay Kumar Sinha, leader of opposition in state assembly, Bhikhu Bhai Dalsanaia, organizing secretary of party besides Nitin Nabin, outgoing state president of BJYM present on the occasion lighted a traditional lamp to mark beginning of the meeting.
Other senior state BJP leaders including Sushil Kumar Modi and Nand Kishore Yadav are scheduled to address state executive members of BJYM on concluding day of meeting.
The state president of BJP talking with media persons on the occasion said state had been provided urea by central government as per demand. BJP state president Sanjay Jaiswal was replying to a question put forward by a press representative on shortage of urea in state during month of August.
Jaiswal said shortage of urea was experienced in no other state apart from Bihar. He felt change of government in state had contributed in artificial shortage of urea.
