Workers invaluable asset of org: Metropolitan Prez

Prayagraj: On Wednesday, all ten newly appointed nominated councillors of the Prayagraj Municipal Corporation were welcomed and felicitated at the BJP office in Civil Lines. BJP Prayagraj Metropolitan President Sanjay Gupta welcomed the councillors by presenting them with robes and bouquets. During the ceremony, the nominated councillors shared their experiences in their organizational responsibilities with party workers. On this occasion, BJP Prayagraj Metropolitan President Sanjay Gupta said, “The organization has evaluated your work and honored you as nominated councillors. Workers are an invaluable asset to the organization. We can reach anywhere through hard work. Each of the nominated councillors is an ordinary worker, having reached this position through their hard work. A worker who works for the party is the most important. The organization has reached this position today thanks to the workers. The workers put in immense effort to make the Holi and Basantotsav events held on March 15th a success, and all workers deserve gratitude for this. We fully expect and trust the nominated councillors to fulfill their responsibilities to the public with complete dedication and honesty.”

These nominated councillors were welcomed and felicitated: Swarika Bhardwaj from Shivgnagar Colony, Shyam Chandra from Hela Rajapur, Durgesh Nandini from Kala Danda Himmat Ganj, Rajesh Kushwaha from Khuldabad, Akhilesh Singh from Rajrooppur, Babban Prajapati from Krishna Nagar Kidganj, Dilip Kesarwani from Kazipur Naini (Prayagraj Metropolitan), Praveen Bhartiya from Nevada Hasting Road, Arun Kumar Mishra from Awas Vikas Colony Jhunsi and Lal Bahadur Sahu from TSL Naini were welcomed and felicitated as newly appointed nominated councillors. The programme was conducted by Metropolitan General Secretary Kunj Bihari Mishra. Dr Shailesh Pandey, Pramod Modi, Rajesh Gond, Vijay Srivastava, Vandana Singh, Shikha Rastogi, Manohar Kushwaha, former councillor spokesperson Pawan Srivastava, Vivek Mishra, Deep Dwivedi, Sujit Kushwaha, Mohit Gupta, Aman Sharma, Anand Dubey etc. a large number of workers were present.