BJP National VP holds consultations with party leaders in Mokokchung

Mokokchung, November 24 (MExN): The National BJP Vice-President, Dr M Chuba Ao on November 24 asked the BJP karyakartas in Mokokchung district to have an ‘accommodative spirit’ so that the party’s policies and programmes can reach to every nook and corner of the state. 

A political party should not hold grudges abut always look for ways and means to convince the people through the BJP’s policies and programme so as to ensure that the people move forward, he said. 

Dr Ao was on a one-day visit to Mokokchung to have a wide ranging consultative meeting with the BJP Mokokchung district officials, the mandals (assembly constituency), and morchas (frontal organisations). 

A press release from the Media & IT Cell, BJP Mokokchung district informed that he also narrated how he joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the early nineties and how he struggled when there were hardly any BJP karyakarta in Nagaland. 

Recollecting those days at the meeting held at the BJP Office, Dr Ao said that he never wavered from his “deep conviction that the BJP, as a national party, will one day come to power and implement its people centric programmes and policies which will benefit the people of the North East,” the release said. 

While acknowledging that the BJP is yet to make a stronghold in Nagaland, he exuded hope that the coming years would bring enough opportunity for the party to come to power and carry on the dream of a developed India that the party envisages, it noted. 

To this end, Dr Ao challenged workers to find opportunity in the midst of difficulty so that the party’s developmental programmes can be achieved to its full potentials, it added. 

Earlier in the programme, the BJP Mokokchung District President Imolemba Jamir said that Dr Ao’s appointment as the BJP National Vice President “is a testament of his contributions towards the party and a great pride for the Naga people.”

 Short speeches were also delivered by the presidents of 24 Angetyongpangmandal, the 28 Koridangmandal, the YuvaMorcha, the Minority Morcha and from the Mahila Morcha.