Amit Shah asks BJP workers to focus on social issues
Bengaluru: The BJP national executive, the first-ever after the party came to power at the Centre, on Friday started with a call by party president Amit Shah to engage party workers in social campaigns like that on the girl child and train workers for political activism.
Shah also lauded the 10-month work of the Narendra Modi-led government, saying it has brought a perceptive change in the system of governance by bringing in transparency and ended policy paralysis, where the Ministers were empowered unlike in the past when even the Prime Minister was not.
In his inaugural address to the executive, Shah said this meeting was being held amid enthusiasm that the party has emerged as the largest one that is set to have 10 crore members and there is need to convert the members into active workers, for which the party will run two campaigns for reaching out to the new members and for training around 15 lakh workers for political activism.
Shah earlier inaugurated the two-day event along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and was flanked by BJP veteran LK Advani and Leader of House and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on the dais.
Shah earlier inaugurated the two-day event along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and was flanked by BJP veteran LK Advani and Leader of House and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on the dais.
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