Jalandhar: An important meeting regarding the membership campaign of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Punjab was held at CT Institute on Pratappura Road, Jalandhar.
In attendance were key figures including the state in-charge and former Chief Minister of Gujarat, Vijay Rupani; National General Secretary Tarun Chugh; State In-charge of the Membership Campaign and former Minister Manoranjan Kalia; District BJP President Sushil Sharma; State Organization Minister Shri Srinivasalu; along with BJP state officials, State Core Committee members, former MPs, former MLAs, District Presidents, and Mandal Presidents. During the meeting, Vijay Rupani emphasized that the BJP differentiates itself from other parties by being a party of workers.
He expressed confidence that the BJP membership campaign would lead to the formation of a BJP government in Punjab by 2027. Rupani noted that the country’s Home Minister Amit Shah has contributed at the booth level for the party. He stated that the loyalty of the workers is the strong force behind the BJP and suggested that the people of Punjab have chosen to support the BJP, forecasting a powerful comeback in the state.
He asserted that a strong government could only be established through the party’s capabilities. Tarun Chugh, while discussing the state membership campaign, mentioned that 11 crore 67 lakh members have already joined the BJP. He highlighted the goal of reaching out to every segment of society through door-to-door campaigns and setting up membership camps.
Chugh noted that the BJP has become the largest political party in the country and the world, thanking the workers for their role in increasing the party’s vote percentage in Punjab. He predicted that in 2027, the people of Punjab would reject the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress and vote in favor of a BJP government. Chugh criticized the AAP government for increasing issues related to drug abuse, kidnapping, and robbery in border areas since it took power.
Shri Srinivasalu remarked on the significance of the workers’ dedication, attributing the BJP’s popularity to their hard work. He suggested that all workers are united in their commitment to create a new history for BJP membership in Punjab. Manoranjan Kalia noted that the BJP has added ten crore members in just one and a half months, stressing that it is the only cadre-based party in India. He informed attendees about the party’s organizational structure and reiterated the goal of adding 30 lakh members in Punjab to ensure a successful government formation in 2027.
Kalia also mentioned the BJP’s commitment to inclusive development, stating that the Central Government’s development schemes are intended to benefit even those at the lowest levels of society.