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Ashok Koul chairs organizational meeting in Doda

Calls for intensified grassroots outreach

KI News by KI News
November 19, 2025
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Doda: J&K BJP General Secretary (Organization) Ashok Koul chaired an organizational meeting of the Doda district unit led by its President Babu Ram Sharma at the Party Office, Doda.

District Prabhari Pawan Sharma and MLA Shakti Raj Parihar also addressed the meeting, which was attended by senior leaders of the district.

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Addressing the meeting, Ashok Koul laid strong emphasis on strengthening the organisation through continuous ground activity and direct public engagement. He said that the BJP’s real power is its disciplined cadre and its unwavering dedication towards addressing public concerns.

Ashok Koul stressed that the coming months must witness enhanced Pravas by senior leaders, ensuring that every mandal, booth and village is regularly visited. He said that the party leaders must increase their visibility, accessibility and accountability. He emphasized the personal contact with workers and the public and termed it as the backbone of organization. He also directed district units to increase field-level programmes so that every initiative reaches the last worker and every household.

Koul reviewed the ongoing organizational activities, particularly those aimed at booth reinforcement and direct interaction with common citizens. Calling for renewed focus on government welfare schemes and national initiatives, he asked party leaders to intensify outreach related to AatmaNirbhar Bharat, encouraging people to adopt local products and support village-level entrepreneurship.

Koul also assessed the progress of programmes being held as part of the 150 Years of Vande Mataram and the commemoration of 150 Years of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, asking the cadre to observe these events with full commitment at the booth level.

Pawan Sharma said that the organization must work with greater speed and sharper coordination to strengthen BJP’s presence in every panchayat. He emphasized the need for disciplined reporting, regular worker interactions, and enhanced political communication.

Shakti Raj Parihar highlighted the role of elected representatives in bridging governance with organisational priorities. He said that BJP leaders must remain proactive in resolving people’s issues and ensuring delivery of welfare schemes on the ground.

Babu Ram Sharma assured full commitment to implementing all party programmes, strengthening booth structures, and expanding outreach in every corner of Doda.

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