Karnataka Governor Receives Warm Welcome In Town
Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh): Karnataka Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot was accorded a warm welcome by Akhil Bhartiya Balai Mahasangh in Khawasa village of the district. He had come to attend a wedding ceremony organised at Vijay Malviya’s place in the town. He was presented with a tribal bow and arrow as a souvenir, following traditions of the district.
Along with Gehlot, Nagda municipality president Omprakash Gehlot, former MLA Jitendra Gehlot and Scheduled Caste front state minister Baljeet Singh Chauhan were also honoured with traditional souvenirs.
Mahasangh district president Pradeep Sisodia, youth district president Mukesh Sisodia, Aja Morcha mandal president Anandilal Sisodia among others were present. People expressed gratitude towards the Governor and hoped for a new energy for the upliftment of the society under his guidance.
BJP Meet Discusses Important Plans
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Barwani (Madhya Pradesh): A meeting of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) took place on Sunday in the party office, led by District President Ajay Yadav and hosted by District Organisation In-charge Nandkishore Patidar.
District Media In-charge Sunil Bhavsar shared that the meeting talked about important topics like Lifetime Support Fund, Atal Centenary Festival and ‘Mann Ki Baat.’ The group set goals to finish all tasks on time as directed by the state organisation.
The meeting began with guests garlanding pictures of Bharat Mata, Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay and Dr Shyamaprasad Mukherjee, followed by lighting a lamp. Ajay Yadav stressed the need for Lifetime Support Fund campaign, which will happen on February 11, the death anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay.
He encouraged workers to connect with people at booth level to meet goals set by the state. Nandkishore Patidar pointed out that BJP relies on financial support of its workers, saying their hard work leads to party success. Other leaders also shared their thoughts. The meeting ended with thanks from Thikri Mandal President Gajendra Patel, with many district officials and party workers present.
