Main Secretary of Deliveries Assam Biswa Sarma addresses participants of 46. Photo Credit: x/@Himantabiswa
Guwahati
Main Minister Assam Himanta Bisw Sarma said on Sunday (April 6, 2025) that the weakening of the side of Bharatiya Janata (BJP) would mean the position of obstacles to the way to become a world leader.
When he approached the parties of the parties on the day 46. BJP Foundation, he attributed the permanent growth of the party liberation from the family -oriented policy.
“We must remember that weakening BJP does not mean weakening an individual, but ideology and our national pride. It means creating obstacles on the way to get India to the world scene,” he said.
Mr. Sarma said that different people would try to weaken BJP as they march forward. He felt it felt that he could take care of becoming technologically strong to move positive things to people.
“Social media could be one of the greatest media,” he said.
He claimed that BJP would remain a party to workers and would not turn into a family entity. “The party was determined that it would not allow dynastic policy 45 years ago,” he said, crossing the family Nezru-Gandhi.
“Jawaharlal Nezru and Indira Gandhi transformed the congress to the family side. Atal Behari Vajpayee-Ji, Lk Advani-Ji, Narendra Modi-Ji, and Amit Shah-Ji could make BJP a family party if it wanted to, but BJP,” Mr. Sarma said.
Credited Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh for inspiration BJP to devote himself to the nation’s service.
The main minister also stated that 70% of the Indian population reappears the benefits of good public administration in 21 BJP or NDA (NDA Democratic Alliance) states. The performance was helped by BJP to become the most popular party in the world, greater than the Chinese Communist Party in terms of membership.
It insisted that the northeast states would not develop without BJP to take attention to them.
“Similarly, the RAM Temple (in Ayodhya) would not be built, Section 370 would not be canceled from Kashmir and minority women would not get from Triple Talaq justice,” he said.
Published – April 6, 2025 21:54
