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Propagate central schemes: BJP
BJP national executive member and Nehru Yuva Kendra national vice-president Perala Chandrashekar gave a call to party cadre to propagate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public welfare policies to village-level to strengthen the party. He participated as a chief guest at the party district body meeting with village-level leaders, at Achuri Gardens in Nalgonda on Sunday.
Nalgonda: BJP national executive member and Nehru Yuva Kendra national vice-president Perala Chandrashekar gave a call to party cadre to propagate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public welfare policies to village-level to strengthen the party. He participated as a chief guest at the party district body meeting with village-level leaders, at Achuri Gardens in Nalgonda on Sunday.
Addressing the gathering, Chandrashekar said the Central government under the leadership of Modi was introducing several schemes for the welfare of all sections. He exemplified farmers’ crop insurance scheme and its benefits to the section concerned and explained the various Central government schemes to the cadre through PowerPoint presentation.
Party state general secretary Chinta Samba Murthy, state leaders Mantry Srinivas, Sankineni Venkateshwar rao, Kasam Venkateshwarlu, Achari, Paduri Karuna, district party president Verelly Chandrashekar and others participated in the programme.
