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Taking welfare schemes to the last person remains BJP's priority: Saraogi

Patna, Oct 31 (UNI) Bihar BJP president Sanjay Saraogi today said taking the government's welfare schemes and achievements to the last person in society remained the organisation's foremost priority.
Addressing a meeting of state office-bearers focusing on the party's organisational activities, upcoming programmes and strategies to strengthen its structure from the state level down to the booth level, organised in the BJP state headquarters, Saraogi said the BJP's organisational strength rested on the hard work, dedication and commitment to public service demonstrated by its workers.
The national general secretary and Bihar organisational in-charge Harish Dwivedi was also present in the meeting during which Saraogi emphasised the need for active participation by office-bearers and workers at every level to strengthen the organisation and ensure effective coordination in carrying out its responsibilities.
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