Prayagraj : The district unit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday held its meeting of all cells like Traders Morcha , Minority Morcha, Scheduled and Scheduled Tribe Morcha at party district headquarters in Civil Lines. Chief guest and party Mahanagar president Rajendra Mishra called upon party leaders, office-bearers, and workers of different units to work with devotion and dedication to strengthen the party organisation. He also laid emphasis on making the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan’ in the district from Aug 13 to 15 successful.
Mishra also said that there was urgent need to strengthen Traders Cell and for that, party workers will have to go among the traders, listen to their problems and apprise business community about the works being done by the govt in interests of the traders. Mishra also claimed that the BJP-led union govt has done good for all communities, including the SC/ST community.The party has recognised hard work of workers of different wings, he added.
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