Delhi BJP Prepares for Foundation Day Celebrations on April 6
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Synopsis
The Delhi BJP is set to celebrate its foundation day on April 6 with extensive events at 14 district offices and the state office. The party plans to honor key political figures and emphasize its commitment to national welfare, with activities led by prominent leaders.
Key Takeaways
- Celebration of BJP's foundation day on April 6.
- Flag hoisting and floral tributes at district offices.
- Recognition of contributions to Delhi’s politics.
- BJP’s role as a movement for national welfare.
- Involvement of various leaders across districts.
New Delhi, April 4 (NationPress) The Delhi BJP has devised extensive plans to commemorate the party's foundation day on April 6, with activities scheduled at 14 organizational district offices as well as the state office, according to a party representative on Friday.
Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva indicated that during this event, the city unit will host a flag-hoisting and floral tribute ceremony at all 14 organizational district offices.
On April 6, all notable figures who have made significant contributions to Delhi’s politics will be recognized with floral tributes, he mentioned.
Sachdeva emphasized that the BJP is not merely a political entity, but a movement dedicated to the nation’s progress for the past 45 years.
He added that the BJP is persistently engaged in combating anti-national forces and enhancing the nation.
The Delhi BJP president noted that the party is progressing towards establishing a nation that is gaining recognition both regionally and globally through its ideals and vision.
Detailing the events for April 6, Sachdeva stated that the primary program will commence at 9 a.m. at the state office,
where all BJP MPs and state office bearers will hoist the party’s flag. This will be followed by a floral tribute ceremony.
In the afternoon, the following leaders will attend the events at their respective venues: Alka Gurjar (State Co-Incharge) in West Delhi; Virendra Sachdeva in Shahdara; Union Minister of State Harsh Malhotra in Mayur Vihar; Organisation Secretary Pawan Rana in New Shahdara; MP Manoj Tiwari in Northeast District; MP Yogendra Chandolia in Northwest District; MP Kamaljeet Sahrawat in Najafgarh District; MP Ramveer Singh Bidhuri in South Delhi; MP Bansuri Swaraj in Karol Bagh District; MP Praveen Khandelwal in Chandni Chowk District; State General Secretary Vishnu Mittal in Keshavpuram District; Dinesh Pratap Singh in New Delhi District; Sarika Jain in Mehrauli District and Naresh Vashisth in Outer Delhi District.
