DH NEWS SERVICE
jammu, Jul 6
An important meeting of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) was held on Sunday at the party’s office in Satwari, Jammu, with the aim of strengthening the organization’s presence and planning future activities in Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting was chaired by BSP J&K President Darshan Rana and witnessed the participation of BSP National Coordinator Randhir Singh Beniwal, Central Coordinator Dharamvir Singh Ashok, senior leader Daya Chand, zone coordinators, district presidents, and prominent party workers from across the Union Territory.
A detailed discussion took place on strategies to strengthen the BSP’s grassroots presence and organizational structure in J&K. The leadership also formulated a roadmap for upcoming party programs to boost public outreach and engagement. While addressing the gathering, BSP National Coordinator Randhir Singh Beniwal emphasized the need to intensify party activities across Jammu and Kashmir. He called upon party workers to work with full dedication and responsibility to make the BSP a strong and effective political force in the region. He added that the party would increase its visibility and public connect through consistent campaigns and on-ground efforts.
Central Coordinator Dharamvir Singh Ashok and Daya Chand also addressed the workers and said that the people of Jammu and Kashmir are looking at the Bahujan Samaj Party as a viable political alternative. They accused traditional parties like the National Conference, Congress, PDP, and BJP of misleading the public and failing to address the concerns of marginalized communities.
BSP J&K President Darshan Rana welcomed all leaders and workers attending the meeting and spoke about the ongoing campaigns to strengthen the party at the Assembly level. He said that review meetings are being held regularly to assess organizational progress, and party workers are being encouraged to reach out to the common people with BSP’s policies and vision for social justice and inclusive development.
During the meeting, various leaders shared their views and suggestions regarding strengthening the party structure, enhancing coordination among workers, and amplifying the voice of the oppressed sections of society. The leadership reiterated its commitment to expanding the party’s reach and called for unity and discipline among the cadre.
