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'BJP will remain in Power for 50 Years'
By: Tupaki Desk | 20 Aug 2017 5:55 AM GMT
BJP President Amit Shah declared his party will be in power for not mere 5 years or 10 years but for at least 50 years.
Addressing the Madhya Pradesh BJP's MPs, MLAs, District Presidents and Office Bearers in Bhopal, Amit Shah told BJP have a majority government at the Centre with 330 MPs and 1,387 MLAs across India. 'Though Party is at its peak, Dedicated Workers feel we still have a long way to go. We haven't come to power for 5 to 10 years but for at least 50 years. We should believe in ourselves to bring drastic changes in the next 50 years using Power,' he said.
Amit Shah claimed BJP has become a political force because of the hardwork, dedication and sacrifice of its leaders. 'Today, BJP have nearly 12 crore members. We need to ensure BJP Flag flies high in every nook n corner of the country. We have the responsibility to strengthen our organization further. There is need to work towards making our presence in every polling booth from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Kamrup to Kutch,' stressed the Party Chief.
Addressing the Madhya Pradesh BJP's MPs, MLAs, District Presidents and Office Bearers in Bhopal, Amit Shah told BJP have a majority government at the Centre with 330 MPs and 1,387 MLAs across India. 'Though Party is at its peak, Dedicated Workers feel we still have a long way to go. We haven't come to power for 5 to 10 years but for at least 50 years. We should believe in ourselves to bring drastic changes in the next 50 years using Power,' he said.
Amit Shah claimed BJP has become a political force because of the hardwork, dedication and sacrifice of its leaders. 'Today, BJP have nearly 12 crore members. We need to ensure BJP Flag flies high in every nook n corner of the country. We have the responsibility to strengthen our organization further. There is need to work towards making our presence in every polling booth from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Kamrup to Kutch,' stressed the Party Chief.
