JAMMU: Major NC leaders led by Sanjeev Khajuria, also known as Romi Khajuria, who has been the party’s District President for Kathua (Rural) for the past 35 years, shocked the Jammu region when they joined the Bharatiya Janata Party alongside hundreds of supporters and their district and Mandal office bearers. At the BJP headquarters in Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, J&K BJP President Ravinder Raina welcomed the new members into the party together with party General Secretaries Advocate Vibodh Gupta and Dr. Devender Manyal, veteran leader Devinder Singh Rana, and former Minister Prem Sagar Aziz.As he greeted the newcomers, Ravinder Raina stated that the BJP had worked for the development of all people, regardless of geography or religion. He claimed that the people in Kashmir and Jammu hold the BJP emblem in great regard and have faith in the Modi administration. According to Raina, Sanjeev Khajuria is a seasoned politician with decades of experience in the public sector. The party is confident that Khajuria will advance the BJP’s mission to serve the people and the country, and he will stop at nothing to ensure that the BJP receives the greatest number of votes and support possible in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. According to Devender Singh Rana, the BJP extends a warm welcome to all newcomers, and these individuals quickly come to identify as members of the BJP family, a testament to the selflessness of BJP activists. With Sanjeev Khajuria’s addition, Prem Sagar Aziz said the local BJP unit is now even stronger and that the development projects in the area will be intensified. According to Sanjeev Khajuria, the welfare programmes implemented by the Modi government help individuals on a local level. He stated that Modi had lifted the spirits of Indians everywhere, and that India now had great expectations in the new global order.Dr. Devinder Manyal led the meeting’s proceedings. In attendance were Mandal President Billawar Bhubaneshwar Singh, Tilak Raj Gupta, Prof. Kulbhushan Mohtra, ND Tripathi and Vikram, DDCs of Bani-Billawar and Basohli, Darshan Singh Thakur, DP, and Jangbir Singh Chiku, Prabhari.
