Chandigarh, Oct 22 (PTI) Senior BJP leader and party’s Haryana affairs incharge Smriti Irani reached Panchkula on Thursday for her two-day visit during which she will hold a series of meetings.
The former Union minister along with party’s co-incharge of Haryana, Bhola Singh, are holding the meetings at party’s state headquarters in Panchkula.
Haryana BJP’s chief spokesperson Sanjay Sharma said the series of meetings began Thursday morning and will continue at various levels till Friday evening.
Irani will hold separate meetings with state office-bearers, including the presidents of the party’s various Morchas. Similarly, a meeting will also be held with district presidents and district in-charges separately, he said.
On Friday, the chief minister and his cabinet will be present in one of the meetings. Meetings will subsequently be held with party MLAs and other public representatives.
After their appointments recently as party’s Haryana incharge and co-incharge, Sharma said the visit of Smriti Irani and Bhola Singh is significant for providing fresh momentum to the party’s organisational activities in the state.
The objective of series of key meetings is also to further strengthen the party, reviewing organisational activities, enhance coordination between the government and the party, and formulate strategies for upcoming programmes.
The meetings will also feature detailed discussions on ongoing work at various levels of the organization, public outreach initiatives, the implementation of party programmes.
Through various programmes, party workers spread awareness at the grassroots level and give information about the government’s achievements to the public, Sharma said.
Sharma emphasised that the true strength of any political organization lies in its dedicated workers, a robust organisational structure, and consistent engagement with the public. The Bharatiya Janata Party continuously strives to strengthen its organisation based on this approach, he said. PTI SUN NB
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