The two-day training camp (chintan baithak) of the Bharatiya Janata Party at Balayogi Auditorium got over with a major take away for the party to prepare its leadership, workers and organization to such an extent that it neither has to depend even a bit on outsiders, film starts, turncoats at the time of elections nor people voting for it feel neglected.
Right from Prime minister Narendra Modi to party president and Union home minister to executive president J P Nadda, the leadership asked its lawmakers to work hard in their respective constituencies so people don’t change their loyalties come what may. This could be the best success story for the party and it will also be saved from denying tickets to its sitting MPs.
Sources said that not a single MP has given a miss to this programme which was being organized by the training cell of the party. Party general secretary Muralidhar Rao is in-charge of the training cell which has been doing such events with workers of the party throughout the year. Prime Minister Narendra Modi too participated in this Chintan Baithak as a normal MP following seating order representing his Varanasi constituency.
Sources said that there are many new MPs in the party and after Parliament session is over all of them will be entrusted with the responsibility of membership drive, so they have been told how to go about it. They have been asked by the leadership to work in tandem with the party workers. Sources further said that party leadership also asked MPs to work with the local leaders representing the party especially in their constituency so that people of the area are able to share their problems and issues with them. They must also expedite the development work of their area.
Outlining the Parliament proceeding so far, Party president Amit Shah told MPs that working of Parliament has been satisfactory and every MP must take up the issue of their constituency so that development could take place at faster pace. Nadda talked about the ideological aspect of the party and he also talked about the PM’s vision of new India with the party MPs. Shah discussed micro management of elections how to reach to the booth level workers so that they are able to add more and more people with the party.
Party general secretary and Rajya Sabha member Bhupendra Yadav told MPs about intricacies of parliamentary proceedings while Union minister Arjun Ram Meghwal talked about utilization of MP Lad fund. There was complete session on NaMo App and social media that the party is heavily invested in. The issue of West Bengal was also discussed in Chintan Baithak with people discussing the matter in groups.
MPs training camp over with major take away to work for development
