BJP National Executive Meeting: Smriti Irani said- killing of BJP workers in Kerala and Bengal

Union Minister Smriti Irani targeted the Telangana government on the two-day National Working Committee meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He said that not being received by the Chief Minister of Telangana when Prime Minister Modi reached Hyderabad is an insult to the institution, not to the individual. During this, Smriti Irani also referred to the attack on BJP workers in Bengal and Kerala and said that today our workers were brutally murdered in these states, while in Jammu and Kashmir the party workers faced those who were trying to destroy India. wanted to break

While apprising the journalists about the highlights of the presidential speech, Union Minister Smriti Irani said that BJP National President J.P. Nadda congratulated his plans for poor welfare, his nationalistic thinking of social upliftment and his resolve to build a strong India during the tenure of 8 years as the successful PM of the country. At the same time, during the tenure of these 8 years, the National President specially mentioned the Jan Dhan Yojana, under which the Prime Minister of the country financially empowered more than 45 crore Indians.

Informing Nadda's statement, Smriti Irani said that on one hand the BJP governments are doing constructive politics and are dedicated to nation building, while on the other hand the constant efforts of the opposition are to mislead the nation. He said that Nadda expressed special concern over this and said that whether it was the subject of surgical strike or whether it was the subject of Rafale fighter aircraft or whether it was not rejecting the anti-corona vaccination program of the Government of India, the role of the opposition was destructive.

Irani said that India is the only country where ration is being provided to 80 crore citizens for 25 months, courtesy the Government of India, during the pandemic. According to Irani, Nadda expressed special gratitude to the Prime Minister for fielding Draupadi Murmu as the candidate for the presidential election. Nadda also mentioned the success of the party in the recent assembly elections and expressed his gratitude to the workers and people of these states for this.