Yogi: BJP gave big message by declaring Murmu as presidential candidate

Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday said that by declaring Draupadi Murmu as the presidential candidate Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has given a big message to the society that here politics of dynasty and nepotism is not done but emphasis is laid on nationalism.
During a meeting of the party office-bearers at the party office, Yogi said that economic progress would be measured from the person sitting at the last rung of the society. “It will be a proud moment for the people of tribal people when an ordinary woman in their midst will take over the reins of the country’s highest office,” he said.
The meeting was attended by state president Swatantra Dev Singh, national vice-president and UP in-charge Radha Mohan Singh, national general secretary Arun Singh, Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Prasad Maurya, Brijesh Pathak and state general secretary (organisation) Sunil Bansal.
The CM said that BJP has emerged as the biggest political party not only in the country, but the entire world. “BJP has instilled confidence among the people. Rising above the policies of nepotism has promoted nationalism. It is the result of the team work that BJP has registered a resounding victory in every election, whether it was panchayat elections, Legislative Council, Vidhan Sabha or two recent by-elections,” he said.
He said that to achieve its goal BJP is moving fast in the right direction. “BJP has made the impossible possible by ensuring party BJP win in Rampur and Azamgarh,” he said.
Yogi said that positive changes have come in the lives of the public in UP having a population of 25 crore under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Eligible people are getting benefits of all the golden schemes of the central government. The people are getting direct benefit of the schemes without any discrimination,” he said.
During the meeting information of the resolutions passed during the meeting of the national working held in Telangana on July 2 and 3.
(UNI)