BJP will be vocal on public issues, from streets to Assembly: Babulal Marandi
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Advertisement Ranchi, Dec 9: A meeting of the newly elected BJP MLAs was held today at the…
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Ranchi, Dec 9: A meeting of the newly elected BJP MLAs was held today at the party’s state office, chaired by State President and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi.
The newly elected MLAs were welcomed with the party’s symbolic turban by Babulal Marandi and other leaders.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, Babulal Marandi emphasised that BJP MLAs are the face of the party. He stated that they must meet the expectations of the public and actively address public issues both in the Assembly and on the streets.
BJP MLAs would serve as a strong opposition
He further highlighted that BJP MLAs would serve as a strong opposition, ensuring that the government is held accountable. He noted that the upcoming session would focus primarily on completing constitutional formalities.
Marandi also assured that the BJP would consistently press the government on key issues, including the state’s development, law and order, unemployment, women’s rights, and corruption. The party is committed to fighting for these causes, whether in the legislature or on the streets.
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Additionally, he underlined the importance of the MLAs’ role in the party’s organizational festival. He urged all MLAs to participate in large numbers and make the event a success.
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Executive President Dr Ravindra Kumar Rai, State Organisation General Secretary Karmveer Singh, and several MLAs, including CP Singh, Naveen Jaiswal, Raj Sinha, Nira Yadav, Amit Kumar Yadav, Manoj Yadav, Roshanlal Chaudhary, Pradeep Prasad, Kumar Ujjwal, Nagendra Mahato, Manju Kumari, Ragini Singh, Shatrughan Mahto, Poornima Sahu, Devendra Kunwar, Alok Chaurasia, Shashi Bhushan Mehta, Prakash Ram, and Satyendra Tiwari, were present at the meeting.
