19/05/2020

JAMMU, MAY 18: Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, Jammu & Kashmir formally initiated its organizational working from its Morcha office in a small and simple ceremony held at BJP headquarters Trikuta Nagar Jammu. Arundev Singh, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha President assumed his office along with his Morcha team, in the presence of J&K BJP President Ravinder Raina, General Secretary (Org.) Ashok Kaul, party General Secretary Sunil Sharma, Dr. Davinder Manyal and Former BJYM President Vikas Choudhary, while adhering to the norms of social distancing after a brief religious pooja ceremony.
Ravinder Raina wished good luck to the Yuva Morcha team and said that Yuva Morcha comprises a major part of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He said that our organization cannot maintain its true democratic spirit until and unless Yuva Morcha assumes its duty on the very ground level and as such their active participation must be on priority in every organizational activity. He urged Yuva Morcha to engage with the youth of Jammu and Kashmir for a better future of J&K.
Ashok Koul, said that the present time marred with the ill effects of Corona Pandemic has put further responsibilities on the shoulders of Yuva Morcha. He commended BJYM J&K for their commendable relief works during the ongoing pandemic. He said that the Morcha President along with his full team has to extend its reach to the masses while observing all the guidelines and principles during the Pandemic.
Arundev thanked senior leaders for their blessings and the trust. He said that he has full belief in his team and the organizational capabilities of all the Yuva Morcha leaders. Arundev assured party leadership that BJYM J&K will be on forefront in providing relief materials and help to the needy people in the present time of crisis. Singh also said that all the Youth centric scheme, polices and programs coming from centre and state will be taken to grass root level.
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