Hindustan Times (East UP)

BJP will register massive win in 2022 state polls, says Nadda

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DEHRADUN: BJP president JP Nadda on Wednesday asserted that the party is all set to notch up a big win in the 2022 assembly election in Uttarakhan­d on the strength of developmen­t works done in the state by the party’s double engine government. Addressing the party’s Shakti Kendra conveners and incharges across the state virtually, Nadda said booth level workers of the party play a crucial role in its electoral performanc­es.

He asked them to strengthen the party at the grassroots and exhorted booth level workers to connect with the masses and publicise among them the big strides of developmen­t taken by the the state under the double engine government. “I call upon you to join the mission of strengthen­ing the party at the booth level in the birth centenary year of former party president Kushabhau Thakre. It will be a true tribute to the leader,” he said. Recalling how the people of Uttarakhan­d had asserted their faith in the leadership of Narendra Modi and ensured the BJP’s victory from all the five Lok Sabha seats in the 2014 general elections, Nadda said they gave a massive mandate to the party in the 2017 state assembly polls in which it won 57 out of a total of 70 seats.The BJP retained all the five Lok Sabha seats of Uttarakhan­d in the 2019 general elections, he said adding he was confident that the party will notch up a big victory once again in 2022 assembly polls.

“The momentum imparted to developmen­t works in the state under the leadership of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami under the guidance of the prime minister will ensure that the BJP forms the government again with a massive victory in the 2022 assembly polls,” he said.

“A new narrative of developmen­t is being written in Uttarakhan­d,” he said and mentioned the Chardham allweather road as an instance of it saying the project was likely to be completed next year.

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