Party Marks Foundation Day with Promises of Development, Dr. Goswami Envisions a Developed India under BJP Leadership
On the occasion of its Foundation Day, BJP reiterates its commitment to India’s progress and nationalistic goals.
BAHARAGORA – In a significant address during the BJP Foundation Day celebrations held in Barshol mandal of East Singhbhum district, Dr. Dineshanand Goswami, the party’s former state president, underscored the Bharatiya Janata Party’s pivotal role in crafting a developed India.
"As the nation’s leading political force, BJP is steering India towards becoming a strong, joyous, and self-respecting country," stated Dr. Goswami, emphasizing the vision of nationalism and the principle of Antyodaya – the upliftment of the most disadvantaged.
He highlighted the inception of the BJP on April 6, 1980, as a transformative moment in Indian politics, marking the beginning of a journey towards national rejuvenation.
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, Dr. Goswami pointed out, the Central Government and various state governments led by the BJP have been diligently working towards the welfare of the poor through numerous schemes aimed at realizing the Antyodaya ideal.
He criticized the prevalent political culture of nepotism and corruption in other parties, contrasting it with BJP’s commitment to integrity and transparency in governance.
The Foundation Day function was presided over by Mandal President Ashish Mahapatra, with significant contributions from Kisan Morcha District President Shrivats Ghosh, SC Morcha District General Secretary Rakhohari Mukhi, and several other dignitaries and party workers.
The gathering reflected on the party’s achievements and reinforced its dedication to advancing the nation’s development agenda, solidifying BJP’s role as a catalyst for positive change in India.
