Ambala, May 16, 2024 : In a major boost for the Bharatiya Janata Party’s prospects in the politically crucial state of Haryana, former Union Minister Venod Sharma and Member of Parliament Kartikeya Sharma today extended their unequivocal support to the saffron party for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
After chairing a meeting with party workers in Ambala, Venod Sharma, who heads the Haryana Janchetna Party, announced that his party has decided to back BJP candidates and undertake extensive campaigning for them across all 10 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.
Expressing unwavering faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership and policies, Sharma said he is deeply impressed by the plethora of welfare schemes implemented by the Modi government over the last decade that have brought tangible benefits to crores of people from all sections of society in line with the ‘Antyodaya’ ideology of upliftment of the downtrodden.
“After deliberations, we have resolved that considering PM Modi’s far-sighted decisions in national interest during his remarkable 10-year tenure at the helm, the next 5 years under his visionary leadership are crucial for taking the country’s development journey to newer heights,” Sharma told reporters.
The former Union Minister emphasized that just like in 2014 and 2019, the Haryana Janchetna Party had wholeheartedly supported PM Modi’s policies, and will replicate the same this time by facilitating an outreach cutting across villages, cities, and towns to galvanize support for BJP candidates.
Exuding confidence in a resounding BJP victory, Sharma said, “We are absolutely certain that the BJP will emerge triumphant in all 10 Lok Sabha constituencies in Haryana. The BJP is not about an individual but a party solely dedicated to the nation’s welfare and progress. We have full faith in PM Modi’s vision and agenda, and extend our unwavering support to the same.”
Sharma added that every party worker will relentlessly campaign for BJP’s Ambala Lok Sabha candidate Banto Kataria to leave no stone unturned for her victory. They will also work tirelessly to ensure a robust attendance at PM Modi’s proposed poll rally in Ambala, he stated.
“For a strong and stable Modi government over the next 5 years that can accelerate India’s development trajectory, our workers will embark on a meticulous outreach spanning every single door, village, city, and town in Haryana to propagate the Prime Minister’s vision and policies,” Sharma asserted.
Hitting out at caste and divisive politics, the former Union Minister said, “I don’t believe in casteist politics whatsoever. My allegiance to society stems from pride, not political motives. History is a witness that leaders or parties indulging in caste-based politics have only faced losses, an example being the events of 2016.”
