STATE TIMES NEWS
RAJOURI: Member of Parliament ande former State President Jugal Kishore Sharma, MLAs Sukhnandan Kumar and Priya Sethi, Pahari Board Vice Chairperson Kuldeep Raj Gupta, MLC Vibodh Gupta and other leaders addressed a massive public gathering at Rajouri under party’s Sushasan Vikas Sankalp Rallies being organised to highlight the achievements of the Central and the State Governments. The rally was organised by Rajouri District President Dinesh Sharma.
Jugal Kishore Sharma, while addressing the gathering, said that Narendra Modi led Government at the Centre has launched many schemes for the welfare of the masses and initiating many developmental projects with a motive of bringing in prosperity and progress. Be it Beti Bachao beti Padao or Atal Pension Yojana or Mudra Bank, these have been designed with a mission of reaching the poor, needy and women for their economic upliftment. “NDA is also concerned for border people, farmers, youth and enhancement in the honorarium of SPOs, PM Fasal Bima Yojna are the gifts in this direction”, Jugal said and expressed hope that the people will avail the benefits and educate others also about these schemes and development projects.
Sukhnandan Kumar, while appealing the people to avail benefits of Ladli Beti scheme, said that the BJP, while sharing power with PDP in the previous government, treated all the regions and sections equal and worked on the principle of Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas and the people themselves have seen the developmental activities undertaken during ten months rule of our coalition.
Priya Sethi said that during her tenure as MoS Education, every effort was made that the government schools are well equipped with required infrastructure and the students belonging to poor and far flung areas get quality education.
Kuldeep Raj Gupta also highlighted the programmes and schemes of Pahari Board. Vibodh Gupta, Ch. Talib Hussain, Th. Puran Singh, Bharat Bhushan Vaid, Anju Sharma, Lali Baba, Rajinder Gupta and Sarpanchs and Panchs also spoke on the occasion.
