JP Nadda gave victory mantra to workers, said - 'Welcome 18-year-old workers and with 70 years...'
JP Nadda gave victory mantra to workers, said - 'Welcome 18-year-old workers and with 70 years...'
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Jabalpur: The worker who holds the highest position in the BJP in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh has taken a tremendous initiative by directly interacting with the lowest rung workers. BJP national president JP Nadda started his celebrations in Jabalpur with a meeting of the booth committee and gave him the mantra of the party's victory. This meeting is also considered important for the 2023 assembly elections with panchayat and civic bodies.

The meeting, held at booth number 106 of Cantt assembly constituency of Jabalpur, was attended by CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, State President BD Sharma and Jabalpur MP Rakesh Singh along with National President JP Nadda. In the meeting, national president Nadda gave the mantra of victory to the booth workers and said that if the unity among the workers has to be increased, they should bring tiffins from home and eat together. Along with this, he has also told the workers the formula of 70 and 18 years.  

J P Nadda said that a list of workers of 70 years and 18 years should be prepared. Welcome 18-year-old workers and communicate with 70-year-old workers. Nadda told the workers that if you find happiness in doing your own work in politics, then this is your biggest certificate. Talking to reporters after the booth committee meeting, BJP state president BD Sharma said that the booths are strong, all are strong and that is our basic mantra. At the same time, Cantt mla Ashok Rohani said that in the meeting, the workers were given the basic mantra of winning the election by the national president.

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