The Fact News Service
Chandigarh, April 9
Chandigarh BJP today got enthusiastic response from villagers during its public contact campaign in Behlana village.
Chandigarh BJP president Jitender Pal Malhotra, while running the public contact campaign here, told the gathering about the works done during the 10-year rule of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
During this, a large number of party officials and workers joined him. During his address at Sant Shiromani Kabir Dharamshala here, he said the feeling of pride that Prime Minister Modi gave to the people of Indian origin living in every corner of India and the world, at the national and international level, is unmatched.
He said countless historic works were done during Modi’s tenure. India’s reputation has increased on the international stage. Malhotra said the people of Chandigarh also want that the Bharatiya Janata Party should cross 400 mark in the Lok Sabha elections and get a chance to serve people for the third time.
The president further said many development works have also been done in Behalana village of Chandigarh. LED lights, sewerage system, better drinking water system and “phirni” road works have been done in the village. The work of installing transformer is also going on.
BJP General Secretary Hukam Chand said in the last 10 years, not a single bulldozer was let to be used for demolition outside Lal Dora of village Behlana, whereas the villagers are witness to how the work was done here during the previous governments.
During the campaign, Behlana residents were seen present in large numbers with enthusiasm. Other BJP leaders also addressed the program.
On this occasion, State Vice President Rambir Bhatti, State President of Kisan Morcha Didar Singh, Vice President Jeet Singh, District President Ravindra Malik, Divisional President Vinod Rana, Councilor Gurcharanjit Singh Kala, Councilor Dr Naresh, Former Divisional Udaypal Rana, Former Divisional General Secretary Sudarshan Sharma, Bhajan Singh. Madu along with booth president and other officials and workers were present.
