Extinction Event: 15 Panna Sammelans, Countering Cong Priority: New Hry Bjp Chief | Chandigarh News

Chandigarh: Completion of Panna Sammelans in the remaining 15 assembly constituencies and countering the Congress narrative top the priority list of new Haryana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Nayab Singh Saini.While in the city to meet chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar and have a formal sitting with the office-bearers at the BJP legislature party’s office, he denied that his appointment was part of any polarisation agenda. Saini said: “The BJP takes all the communities along and gives fair representation is to all. My appointment is yet another example how an ordinary worker of the party can reach this level.”Saini is close to Khattar, and even his appointment has roots in Khattar’s meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi last week. Saini said his plan in 2024 was to help the party win the Lok Sabha elections and get the CM a third tenure, while monitoring the moves of the Congress. He said: “The Congress is making reckless false commitments to the voters of Rajasthan and other states. Its loan waivers and sops have failed prevents suicides on Rajasthan’s farms, while the BJP’s central government has given the farmers direct money transfer to account.”About his immediate plans, he said: “We must complete the Panna Sammelans in all the 90 assembly constituencies. Last state BJP president Om Prakash Dhankar has completed 75 and we will hold the rest. We will monitor the Jan Samvad (public dialogue) programmes of the ministers, MPs, and legislators. I will continue to seek Dhankar’s guidance.”
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