BJP Convenes Meeting in Damoh to Finalize 'Har Ghar Tiranga' and Sant Ravidas Kalash Yatra Preparations

Key Organizational Meeting Held in Damoh

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) concluded a significant organizational meeting in Damoh to ensure the successful execution of the upcoming 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign and the Sant Shiromani Ravidas Ji Kalash Yatra. The meeting was attended by Inder Singh Parmar, State Minister for Higher Education and Ayush, and the in-charge Minister for Damoh district, as the chief guest.

Extensive discussions were held regarding the preparations for both programs, aimed at strengthening the spirit of patriotism and fostering social harmony. The meeting took place at the BJP district office.

Discussions on National and Social Campaigns

Deliberations focused on the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, scheduled from August 9 to August 15, and the Sant Shiromani Ravidas Ji Kalash Yatra, which will run from August 7 to August 15. Party officials and workers were urged to promote these initiatives among the masses.

Emphasis on Patriotism and Social Harmony

Minister Inder Singh Parmar described the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign as a major public movement to spread patriotic fervor. He called upon workers to celebrate this campaign as a festival and encourage citizens to hoist the tricolor at their homes.

“The Kalash Yatra of Sant Shiromani Ravidas Ji is a symbol of social harmony and respect for the saint tradition, and it is imperative to ensure its grand success,” Parmar stated.

District President Shyam Shivhare affirmed that the BJP has always been at the forefront of national and social programs. He assured that workers at every booth level would actively participate in the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign from August 9 to 15.

He also reiterated the resolve to make the Sant Ravidas Ji Kalash Yatra, from August 7 to 15, a grand and historic event. The commitment to ensure the success of these upcoming programs was expressed by a large number of workers present.

Active Participation from Various Fronts

The meeting saw the presence of several prominent leaders, including Dharmendra Singh Lodhi, State Minister (Independent Charge) for Culture, Tourism, Religious and Charitable Endowments; Lakhan Patel, State Minister (Independent Charge) for Anand Department; Uma Devi Khatik, MLA from Hata; Ranjita Patel, District Panchayat President; Manju Katare, District Panchayat Vice President; Gopal Patel, Kisan Morcha State General Secretary; and Ram Patel, Backward Class Morcha State Vice President.

The meeting was conducted by District General Secretaries Rameswar Chaudhary and Mahesh Patel, with District General Secretary Arun Tiwari delivering the vote of thanks. District Vice Presidents, District Secretaries, and District Presidents of various Morchas were also in attendance.