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BJP’s ideological strength, organizational discipline pillars of party’s growth: Sat Sharma

Sat Sharma, Ashok Koul address district-level training camp at Patnitop under Prashikshan Mahabhiyan

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May 25, 2026
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Patnitop: Sat Sharma on Monday said the ideological strength and organizational discipline of the Bharatiya Janata Party remain the key pillars behind the party’s growth and expansion across the country.

Sat Sharma, who is also a Rajya Sabha MP, was addressing a district-level training camp organised under the “Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Prashikshan Mahabhiyan-2026” at Patnitop.

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He was accompanied by Ashok Koul, Sanjita Dogra, Rohit Dubey, Kuldeep Raj Dubey and Baldev Raj Sharma.

The training camp witnessed participation of party office bearers, senior leaders, morcha representatives and grassroots activists from across the district.

Addressing an elaborate session on the history, ideology and growth of the BJP, Sat Sharma said the party is not merely a political organisation but a nationalist movement committed to nation building and upliftment of all sections of society.

He said the BJP’s rise from a small ideological force to the world’s largest political party reflects the dedication, sacrifices and disciplined efforts of its workers.

Sat Sharma urged party workers to remain connected with people at the grassroots level and work towards ensuring that welfare schemes and policies of Narendra Modi reach every deserving citizen.

He said the party’s ideological foundation and organisational strength continue to inspire confidence among the masses across the country, including Jammu and Kashmir.

Addressing the camp on the topic “Vichar Parivar,” Ashok Koul highlighted the importance of ideological commitment and coordination among nationalist organisations involved in nation-building.

He said the BJP derives its strength from its ideology, disciplined cadre base and commitment to a nation-first approach.

Ashok Koul asked party activists to continuously educate themselves about the party’s principles, policies and vision to effectively communicate with the public and counter misinformation spread by opposition parties.

He emphasized that regular training programmes play an important role in creating aware, capable and dedicated party workers.

Other senior leaders also stressed organisational unity, public service and strengthening the party structure at the booth level.

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