After BJP’s victory in West Bengal and Assam, Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma and leaders celebrated by eating Jhalmuri at the Chief Minister’s residence and party office. During this, enthusiasm was seen among the workers and the victory was described as the victory of good governance.
Jaipur: After the possible victory of Bharatiya Janata Party led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in West Bengal and Assam, an atmosphere of celebration was seen in Rajasthan also. Party leaders and workers celebrated this victory as a celebration at the Chief Minister’s residence and BJP state headquarters in the capital Jaipur.
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and several senior leaders shared happiness over eating the traditional Bengali dish ‘Jhalmuri’ and called it a “triumph of development and good governance”.
Gathering of leaders at Chief Minister’s residence, celebration from Jhalmudi
After the election results, many senior leaders reached the Chief Minister’s residence, including former state presidents, ministers, MPs and organization officials.
On this occasion, the leaders sat with Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and tasted Jhalmuri and celebrated the election success. An informal and festive atmosphere was seen in the program.
During this, many senior leaders congratulated the Chief Minister and appreciated the party’s strategy.
Celebration at BJP headquarters too, enthusiasm among workers
The victory was also celebrated with great enthusiasm in Rajasthan BJP headquarters. Here the party workers expressed happiness amidst drums and sloganeering.
The state president of BJP Yuva Morcha himself prepared Jhalmuri and served it to the workers. This initiative was considered a symbol of organizational unity and enthusiasm.
Activists said that this victory reflects the public’s confidence in the party’s organization and the leadership of the Prime Minister.
Statement of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma: “This victory is the victory of good governance”
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma said on the occasion that the success of NDA in West Bengal and Assam is the victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s good governance and development model.
He said that this mandate is an indication that the people of the country are now giving priority to development, stability and transparent governance.
The Chief Minister also said that in the coming times, Bengal will see rapid development under the “double engine government”.
Shyama Prasad Mukherjee’s dream fulfilled”: CM
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma said that this victory is not just a political achievement but a historical moment.
He said Jan Sangh founder Syama Prasad Mukherjee’s dream of “one nation, one constitution” and a strong India seems to be moving forward through this victory.
He alleged that in the past years there was instability in some areas due to appeasement politics, but now development and security will be given priority.
Statement of BJP State President: “Infiltration in Bengal will be curbed”
BJP state president said that the victory of West Bengal is important for the country. According to him, now strictness on border security and illegal infiltration will increase.
He claimed that after the formation of the new government, the pace of good governance and development in the state will accelerate.
He also said that this victory is the result of the strength of the organization and the hard work of the workers.
Jhalmuri becomes symbol of celebration
In this entire event, ‘Jhalmudi’ emerged as a symbolic dish, which the leaders and workers ate together.
BJP Yuva Morcha leaders described it as a “simple but memorable celebration”. He said that such informal events increase unity and energy among the workers.
Political message: victory of development and organization
During this celebration, the leaders repeatedly gave the message that NDA’s victory was not just an electoral success but the result of development and organizational strength.
The leaders believe that under the leadership of the Prime Minister, a new direction of development has been decided in the country, the effect of which is visible in the elections of various states.
indirect target on opposition
Although the event was formally a celebration, indirect political comments on the opposition were also seen in the leaders’ statements.
Some leaders accused previous governments of instability and weak governance, while describing the NDA as a “stable and developing alternative”.
Future strategy: Focus on Rajasthan
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also indicated that the party will now start preparing for the upcoming local elections and future assembly elections in Rajasthan.
He said that just as the public is getting support at the national level, in the same way in Rajasthan too the party will move towards re-establishing the government with a strong majority.
Comments are closed.