Chandrapur BJP hears Mann Ki Baat at all 390 booths; MLA Jorgewar appeals to Gen Z

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Chandrapur listened collectively to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Mann Ki Baat programme on Sunday (October 25). According to the BJP, citizens and party workers gathered at all 390 booths of the city and listened to the entire programme together.

A special event titled "Mann Ki Baat with Gen Z" was held at the BJP's Chandrapur city office in the prominent presence of MLA Kishor Jorgewar. A large number of students, young men and women, party office-bearers, workers and ordinary citizens took part.

It was said at the event that Mann Ki Baat is not merely a talk programme. It is an effective platform that brings out the inspiring work of ordinary people in the country and promotes good work in society. It was also said that through it the Prime Minister speaks to the people of the country and highlights notable work in different fields, social awareness and the importance of people's participation in nation-building.

On the occasion, MLA Kishor Jorgewar said that Mann Ki Baat gives the whole country a recognition of the extraordinary work of ordinary people. According to him, many people in society keep contributing to nation-building at their own level without any expectation, and when their work is recognised, others too are inspired to do social service.

Jorgewar expressed confidence that today's Gen Z, the new generation, has tremendous energy, understanding and a great capacity to learn new technology. If this energy gets the right and positive direction, the contribution of young people to the country's development will be even more effective. He appealed to the new generation to stay connected to the country's rich tradition, culture and social values and to take an active part in building a modern India.

It was said that listening to Mann Ki Baat at all 390 booths at the same time is the result of good coordination among BJP workers. It is also part of a successful effort to take public dialogue to people through their participation. It was said that such events increase social awareness among citizens and give great inspiration for work in the national interest. With the event held at the city office as well as at all booths in the city, the programme was heard on a large scale in Chandrapur.

Notably, Mann Ki Baat has earlier also been heard together with the working class and the minority community.

Those present in large numbers included former BJP city president Subhash Kasangottuwar, state executive council member Tushar Som, senior leader Prakash Devtale, general secretary Shyam Kanakam, Yuva Morcha vice-president Raghuveer Ahir, mandal president Pradeep Kirme, corporator Savita Kamble, senior leaders Poonam Tiwari, Suresh Talewar and Pramod Shastrakar, Vidyarthi Morcha president Pralay Mhashakhetri, city SIR head Sumit Bele, Prince Prasad, Ranjan Thakur, Rakesh Bomanwar, Chhaya Chavare, Reena Sakharkar and Manisha Padgelwar, among other dignitaries and workers.