MP Prakash Pal urges party workers to respond to Oppn's allegations with facts and maintain constant communication with voters
Auraiya, 17 Oct (HS): In Auraiya district of Uttar Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party organized a Teacher-Graduate Urban and Rural Voter Conference at Isha Vatika and Bharatiya Vidyalaya. Chief guest Prakash Pal, State President of
Chief guest Prakash Pal, State President of BJP Backward Class Front and Member of Parliament


Auraiya, 17 Oct (HS): In Auraiya district of Uttar Pradesh,

the Bharatiya Janata Party organized a Teacher-Graduate Urban and Rural Voter

Conference at Isha Vatika and Bharatiya Vidyalaya. Chief guest Prakash Pal,

State President of BJP Backward Class Front and Member of Parliament, and

special guest Pratibha Shukla, Minister of State of Uttar Pradesh Government,

addressed teachers, graduate voters and party workers. Discussing preparations

for the Agra division Teacher and Graduate MLC elections, workers were urged to

intensify their public relations campaign.

Chief guest MP Prakash Pal discussed election preparations,

voter contact, and the organization's role in supporting teacher MLC candidate

Harikishore Tiwari and graduate MLC candidate Manvendra Pratap Singh. He urged

party workers to fully participate in the election and to communicate the

party's policies and government's work to teacher and graduate voters. In his

address, Prakash Pal criticized the Samajwadi Party's politics and approach,

stating that the party is certain to be wiped out in this election. He urged

party workers to respond to the opposition's allegations with facts and

maintain constant communication with voters. He emphasized the crucial role of

organizational activism, mutual coordination, and public relations in

elections.

MP Prakash Pal raised the issue of honoring great men,

saying that while the Samajwadi Party (SP) had insulted great men, the BJP

would honor them. He announced that a statue of Ahilyabai Holkar would be

installed in the district's government school, Bidhuna.

Special guest, Minister of State Pratibha Shukla, said that

teachers and graduates play a vital role in shaping society. She urged workers

to reach out to voters, understand their expectations and problems, and make

organizational activities effective. District in-charge Dinesh Bajpai

emphasized the importance of spreading the BJP's ideology and government's work

to the public.

District President Dr. Sarvesh Katheria discussed the voter

contact campaign, election preparations, and the responsibilities of party

workers. He appealed to all party workers to work together and ensure maximum

voter participation in the democratic process.

MLA Gudiya Katheria, District Panchayat President Kamal

Dohre, Municipal Council President Anoop Gupta, Saurabh Bhushan Sharma, Bhure

Choubey, Lalla Sharma, Vishal Shukla, Shyamu Awasthi, Kaushal Rajput, Kuldeep

Dubey, Amar Chandra Rathore, Yogendra Kaithwar, Radhesh Diwakar, Sunil Mishra,

Geeta Chaturvedi, Prateek Singh, Pratima Awasthi, Rahul Gupta, Aditya

Chaturvedi, Ramji Bajpai, Mannu Tomar, Kuar Singh Watham, Ramji Dubey and Gagan

Tiwari along with hundreds of teachers, graduate voters and party workers were

present in the program.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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