The Asian Age

BJP’s outreach: Yogi meets kin of Kargil martyr

A renowned cardiologi­st, father of a martyr, a theatre veteran, an educationi­st and a retired Army personnel were on the itinerary of the UP CM when he set out on the ‘ sampark for samarthan’ programme of the BJP ◗

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A renowned cardiologi­st, father of a martyr, a theatre veteran, an educationi­st and a retired Army personnel were on the itinerary of UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday when he set out on the “sampark for samarthan” programme of the BJP.

Accompanie­d by local legislator­s, the chief minister’s first stop was the residence of renowned cardiologi­st Mansoor Hasan, who is also a Padma Shri awardee.

Mr Adityanath told the cardiologi­st that the BJP believes in working for humanity and the downtrodde­n sections of society. He gave Dr Hasan a booklet listing the achievemen­ts of the four years of the Modi government. He also informed the doctor about the work done by his government in UP.

The chief minister’s next stop was the residence of Kargil martyr Capt. Manoj Pandey.

The chief minister met the martyr’s parents and other family members and also saw the room that has been developed as a memorial to the martyr.

In his next stop, the chief minister visited well- known theatre personalit­y Raj Bisaria and then went to meet a retired judge, Justice H. N. Tilhari.

Mr Adityanath on Friday also visited the residences of educationi­st Bhumitra Dev and Lt. Gen. R. P. Shahi ( Retd).

The “sampark for samarthan” programme has been started by BJP president Amit Shah and party leaders are required to visit the homes of eminent persons form different walks of life and apprise them of the government achievemen­ts.

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