Ravinder Raina re-elected J&K BJP president

The onus of development of J&K lies with Ravinder Raina: Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan

January 16, 2020 02:44 am | Updated 03:29 am IST - Jammu

BJP J&K president Ravinder Raina (left). File

BJP J&K president Ravinder Raina (left). File

Ravinder Raina was on January 15 reelected the Jammu and Kashmir BJP president at the party headquarters here.

He was re-elected in the presence of party election observers Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan and BJP National Secretary Tarun Chugh.

Senior party leaders Varinderjit Singh and Munish Sharma were entrusted with the responsibility of supervising the organisational elections in the state.

“Morale of the party workers has remained high under the dynamic leadership of Ravinder Raina,” Mr. Vardhan said as he extended his greetings to him on behalf of the central leadership.

The Union minister said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set an example of selfless work for the nation and Home Minister Amit Shah has set new benchmark for organisational work.

Now, the onus of development of J&K lies with Mr. Raina, he said, assuring him the support of all central ministers in development works.

Mr. Chugh said the party is committed to finish terrorism from J&K.

“Certain mainstream politicians bring bad name to the nation by speaking for anti-India elements and Pakistan. But, we assure the public of India that we will expose every such person,” he said.

He claimed some people cannot digest the fact that J&K been ridden of stone-pelting and bomb blasts, and they are trying to burn the nation by propagating misinformation on other issues.

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