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Home » Annamalai’s advice to party cadres 
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Annamalai’s advice to party cadres 

NT BureauBy NT BureauSeptember 23, 2024No Comments
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Tamil Nadu BJP President Annamalai, currently pursuing a course on international politics in London, has issued advice to party members through a video message. In the video, he urges party workers to continue their hard work and focus on achieving the party’s major goals in the state.
In his message, Annamalai addressed the party members with respect and optimism: “Dear leaders and volunteers, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all of you. I trust that you are all doing well, and I am confident that the party’s work is progressing smoothly.”
An Appeal for More Effort Annamalai praised the BJP cadres for their relentless efforts on the ground, particularly in recruiting new members and expanding the party’s base. He acknowledged their dedication to bringing new individuals into the party’s fold and strengthening the organization. However, he stressed the need for even more effort, noting that their current goal is substantial.
“Our target is a big one,” Annamalai said. “People across Tamil Nadu are noticing the BJP’s growth, and we are seeing an increasing number of people supporting our party. Many more people need to join us, and we must keep our focus clear.”
Ambitious Targets Set for Membership Drive Annamalai encouraged the cadres to aim for high membership recruitment goals. He explained that each booth should aim to recruit at least 200 new members, adding that while this may seem like a challenging target, it is achievable with determined efforts. “With confidence, our party leadership has set this goal for us. Only if 500 people join the BJP daily at the district level can we achieve our target within the stipulated time.”
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