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Ksh Bhabananda Singh takes charge as Manipur BJP chief
Ksh Bhabananda Singh, who was recently appointed as Manipur\'s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president, today took charge at a ceremony held at the party head office in Nityaipat Chuthek.
Ksh Bhabananda Singh, who was recently appointed as Manipur's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president, today took charge at a ceremony held at the party head office in Nityaipat Chuthek.
Bhabananda Singh was handed over the charge by outgoing president Th Chaoba.
Speaking on the occasion, Bhabananda Singh said that he felt very confident following the overwhelming supports both morally and physically from fellow party workers.
Upholding the firm agenda of the BJP to uproot the Congress Party from India, he opined that eradication of the grand old party from Manipur would be one of his main targets.
He also underscored the contribution made by the outgoing president and lauded his initiative of Th Chaoba for the BJP's popularity in Manipur.
Bhabananda Singh said the result of Imphal Municipal Council (IMC) election could be a game changer for the 2017 Manipur assembly polls.
Spelling out his priorities as the newly-appointed state BJP president, he revealed that he will hold talks with top officials of the government to maintain transparency and accountability in various developmental programmes or projects taken up in Manipur since the past 15 years.
"If we can correct the mistakes and mange to have transparency and accountability in every project, 70 percent of government's deficiency could be solved," he said.
