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CONGRESS VERY WEAK TO TAKE ON THE BJP IN THE COMING ELECTIONS: DEVENDER RANA

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State BJP election co-incharge Devendra Rana while intracting media person, said that the people of the state have decided to change the customs. This time the BJP is set to form the government again.

He referred to the infighting and weak leadership of the Congress , Rana said Congress state president Pratibha Singh, while speaking her mind, confessed that there is no mechanisms and grassroot inspiring leadership in her party. Being the wife of late Virbhadra Singh, Pratibha Singh has sensed what is going to happen, so she has also conceded defeat before the elections by her remarks.

Devender Rana said that the custom in Himachal of alternate governments will definitely change in the state and the BJP government will be formed. Rana said that he met lot of common people in different areas of the state in his tour and everyone is convinced that the Jai Ram government of Himachal Has done unprecedented development and public interest work in the five-year tenure.(SUBHEAD)

Rana said that there is buzz in the entire state today for modi ji, “MANDI CHALO” campaign of the yuva morcha is envoking great response from all across the state. There is lot of enthusiasm towards Prime Minister Modi Ji in the hill state. The youth knows in today's time that if anyone is capable of strengthening the country, it is only Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On the other hand, Congres is in complete disarray, they have no leader and nor policy.

Devender Rana further said that today congress leaders in the country and the state are not happy with the grand old party and their fuedal leaders. In the past, Jammu and Kashmir Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad resigns from Kashmir. After that, former Union Minister Anand Sharma resigned and recently Ram Lal Thakur, also from Himachal, resigned from the post of Vice President of the congress citing ignorance and disrespect in the party. This is the reason why congress leaders, office bearers and their workers are feeling insecure by staying in the Congress today as they see no political future.

Rana said that the BJP has a strong organization dedicated workers, which are working unitedly in the upcoming elections to give a befitting reply to the ruderless and leaderless organization of the Congress. The magnificent organisation of BJP is standing on the strong foundation laid by its workers who are totally convinced about the leadership and the future.

Replying to a question, Devender Rana said there were no differences among BJP workers and office-bearers all are united and have gathered to ensure the success of the party in the electoral fray. Devender Rana said that tickets will be allotted only after the decision of the parliamentary board and the party high command seeking public opinion popularity and winability according the various parameters laid out by the party and we all will work together to change the custom of alternate governments in the state like we did in Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh.

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