BJP membership drive: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Sambit Patra on Monday (October 21, 2024) quoted party president JP Nadda as saying that 61 percent of the members who joined the party during the BJP’s membership campaign were below 35 years of age. Is. JP Nadda revealed this in the meeting of BJP leaders held at the party headquarters regarding the elections.
In the meeting of BJP leaders, the party’s national president JP Nadda said that 61 percent of the members who have joined the party so far during the ongoing membership campaign are below 35 years of age. All the party officials attended the meeting. Responding to a question on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call to youth from non-political backgrounds to join politics, Patra said that the party will share the total number of BJP members who have joined so far later.
Congress-SP targeted over familyism
Earlier on Sunday (October 21, 2024), during a program organized at the Sports Complex of Sigra in Varanasi parliamentary constituency, PM Modi described dynastic politics as a big threat facing the country. PM Modi had accused Congress and Samajwadi Party (SP) of doing politics of dynasticism and appeasement and said that the development of Varanasi was neither a priority for such parties before nor will it ever be in the future.
Youth joining the party in large numbers
PM Modi also said that family-oriented people never believe in giving opportunities to the youth, hence he will bring one lakh such youth of the country into politics, whose families have nothing to do with politics. The Prime Minister on 15 August Independence Day In his speech, he had called for bringing lakhs of youth into politics as public representatives and had said that this step would also help in eliminating the politics of casteism and dynasty politics. Sambit Patra said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Following the call of BJP, a large number of youth are joining BJP.
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