BJP cells directed to fortify organisation at grassroots

Jammu, Jul 22: Jammu & Kashmir Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Sat Sharma Tuesday asked all party Cells to fortify the organisation at the grassroots.

“BJP Cells are not just organizational units, they are the nerve centres of our political working,” he stated, while holding a meeting of party’s all Cells at the BJP headquarters in Trikuta Nagar, Jammu.

Besides Sat Sharma, Ashok Koul, general secretary (organisation); Bharat Bhushan, vice-president and DDC chairperson; Rakesh Mahajan, vice-president; Dr Devinder Kumar Manyal, MLA, and Ved Sharma, All Cells Incharge addressed the meeting.

Convenors and co-convenors of all the Cells of BJP participated in the meeting which witnessed the resolve to further strengthen the party’s structure and outreach across Jammu and Kashmir, through the effective functioning of party’s Cells.

Sat Sharma, in his address, said that Cells were the bridge between the party and various sections of society and were instrumental in policy feedback, public mobilization, and dissemination of the party’s ideology.

“Every Cell plays a unique role in connecting the BJP to the people. These Cells help us stay rooted in ground realities and shape our political strategies accordingly,” he added. He stressed that the activities of BJP Cells would now be intensified in both the Jammu and Kashmir regions, strengthening the party’s presence and outreach.

Ashok Koul appreciated the party’s growing influence in the Kashmir region and expressed confidence that the All Cells would work rigorously to further deepen BJP’s presence through targeted outreach and community-based programs.

Bharat Bhushan highlighted the importance of Cells in connecting people with the party, noting that such structures acted as vital links between the public and the BJP’s ideology and initiatives.

Rakesh Mahajan, who previously served as the All Cells Incharge, shared insights into the Cells’ performance during his tenure.

He reflected on past initiatives and expressed hope that under the new leadership, the Cells would achieve greater outreach and effectiveness.