Sunil Sethi urges party workers to intensify voter registration drive in Jammu South
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JAMMU: Sunil Sethi on Wednesday called upon party workers in Jammu South to strengthen the party’s grassroots presence by adding new voters to the electoral rolls and working at the ground level .
The meeting was chaired by Adv. Sunil Sethi, incharge of voter registration in Jammu South, here at the party headquarters in Jammu.
The meeting was organized and coordinated by District President Jammu South Rekha Mahajan. The meeting saw the presence of State Secretary and Prabhari Ayodhya Gupta, former Deputy Mayor Baldev Billawaria, former MLC Vikram Randhawa, District Seh Prabhari Adv Devraj Sharma, Adv PS Chandel, Pushpinder Charak, Mandal Presidents Neeraj Puri, Vijay Sharma, Bharat Bhushan, Ranjit Singh and Vikram Sandhu.
Adv. Sunil Sethi emphasized the importance of ensuring that all eligible citizens are enrolled in the voter list, enabling them to exercise their democratic rights.
He urged party workers in Jammu South to reach out to every corner of the Bahu and RS Pura constituencies at ground level, identify potential voters, and facilitate their enrollment.
Sunil Sethi also stressed the need for party workers to connect with the people, understand their issues, and work towards addressing their concerns.
He emphasized that the party’s growth and success depend on its ability to connect with the masses and serve their needs.
He highlighted that the BJP’s voter registration drive aims to increase voter participation, strengthen democracy, and ensure that every citizen’s voice is heard.
Rekha Mahajan, called upon party workers to intensify their efforts in the ongoing voter registration drive. The drive aims to ensure that all eligible citizens are enrolled in the electoral rolls and are able to exercise their democratic rights. Rekha emphasized the importance of micro-level management in ensuring electoral success and urged booth presidents, sector coordinators, and party workers to approach the task with dedication and strategic focus. She stressed the need for effective outreach and assistance to every voter, ensuring that their names are known to the designated booth-level workers. She also lauded the BJP’s vision for a new, self-reliant, and developed India, citing the party’s resolve to combat terrorism and promote peace and prosperity. She expressed confidence in the party’s resolve to win the upcoming elections and appealed to the workers to put in their best efforts.
