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Musings The precious treasure of BJP

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May 9, 2010, 12:00 am IST
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BJP under the leadership of Nitin Gadkari organised a massive rally on April 21, in New Delhi against the rapid rise of prices of essential commodities. People appreciate the rally because BJP made it as a major political event with a huge mobilisation of people. The arrangement of reception, stay, food, and function was also done to the maximum satisfaction of every state unit.

Behind this successful achievement there are thousands of Karyakartas who involved themselves completely with the mission and meticulous planning and execution. Om Prakash Kohli, Delhi Pradesh president, explained it with an emotional involvement. This huge rally was really a challenge to our hard work. Parking arrangement for thousands of buses and other vehicles on the various entry points of Delhi and receiving the delegates was the first important task. Delhi was very hot due to summer. We distributed 30 lakh water pouches to the people in their places of stay, Ramlila Maidan and Parliament Street. One thousand chaultries, community centers were booked for staying accommodation. Grand function with an excellent mike and audio system was arranged. Each and every detail of the work was carried out very efficiently. So people were happy about the arrangement.

Bringing people from all the four corners of the country was also done with great enthusiasm. I personally met Shri M R Gandhy, who came from Kanyakumari with a good number of people. Bangalore sent two special trains. Shri Tapir Gao, MP from Arunachal Pradesh was happy about the participation of 151 youths from his state. Many people came from Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Manipur, Tripura and North East.

The biggest number of delegates numbering 97,000 participated from the whole of Uttar Pradesh.

Individual level work was also very impressive. Dr Sanjay Jaiswal, Lok Sabha MP from West Champaran, Bihar started his arrangement from February itself. He personally met atleast 2000 people and motivated them for their personal participation in the Delhi Rally. He made arrangement of food, stay and vehicles in Delhi. He took special care and attention on every delegate.

In the same way, Shri Rakesh Singh, MP from Jabalpur arranged a special train with 12 sleeper coaches and 16 general compartments as well as others mode of transport, roughly about 3000 people came from his constituency.

Dr Virendra Kumar, member of Parliament from Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh is well connected with the farmers, labourers and workers. He brought more than 3000 people from his constituency. Thus, it is the collective work of all karyakartas at different levels that made it victorious. This people centric BJP Rally has highlighted the sufferings of the common man due to neglet of agriculture, food scarcity and price rise.

In the whole, the karyakartas have involved themselves with commitment to their cause. Their enthusiasm, hard work and dedication is the real source of strength for BJP. Now it is up to the genius of the leadership to channelise the energy and see that the fruits of their hard work benefits the motherland.

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