BJP leader said - focus should be on development!
The bharatiya janata party has appointed former councilor sanjay gupta, an old dedicated and loyal worker of the party, as the president of Prayagraj Mahanagar. sanjay gupta of the backward class has also assumed his charge. sanjay gupta, who returned to Prayagraj after meeting the senior leaders of the party in Lucknow, is being welcomed by the workers at various places today and congratulated and wished him.
The newly appointed metropolitan president sanjay gupta said in a special conversation with ABP news channel that protecting the dignity of the workers and increasing it further, strengthening the organization and connecting the beneficiaries directly to the party by taking the schemes of the Central and UP government to every house will be done on the basis of work and priority. He clearly said that instead of raising controversial issues like sambhal and Aurangzeb, he will work to strengthen the party further through the thinking of development and nationalism.
Expressed gratitude on getting the responsibility
The newly appointed metropolitan president sanjay gupta says that two big elections are to be held in the next two years. panchayat elections will be held in the year 2026, while assembly elections will be held in 2027. In both these elections, he will work to improve the old performance of the party and ensure a landslide victory for the bjp candidates. He says that the real strength of bjp is its god-like workers. Along with making these workers more energetic and active, he will also work to connect many new people to the party.
sanjay gupta has expressed gratitude to deputy cm Keshav prasad Maurya, State President Bhupendra Chaudhary and other party leaders on getting the responsibility of Metropolitan President and said that he will fully live up to the trust the party has expressed in him. He has said that there is no challenge of any kind in front of him because the public has understood the lies of the opposition well and has also made it clear in the by-elections.
