Lotus blooms at Yachuli,PRI leaders merge to BJP
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Channel: Arunachal Today · 2018 · News & Politics
YACHULI, 31st Jan: In a significant political development atleast 364 congress workers from Yachuli constitution merged to rulling BJP today. Chief MinisterPema Khandu today welcomed the en-bloc merger of Congress party workers of 16th Yachuli Assembly Constituency to BJP party here in presence of State BJP President Tapir Gao, Parliamentary Secretaries Likha Saaya, Tamar Murtem and Tage Taki. The Congress workers who joined the BJP party include 26 panchayat members consisting of ASMs and GPMs from Yazali Zilla, 50 members from Yachuli Zilla and 33 members from Pistana Zilla. Terming the day as historic, Khandu applauded the Yachuli constituency for becoming ‘Congress mukt’. He appreciated the move of the newly joined members saying that it was a wise decision taken in the interest of the development of the constituency. Khandu further said that the motto of the party is ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ (Collective Efforts, Inclusive Growth) with the guiding principles of ‘Antyodaya’ means ‘rise of the last person’ and ‘Sarvodaya’ or ‘the rise of all’. He informed that PM's visit is scheduled on February 15 next where Modi will address the developmental issues of the state. Responding to the key issue of infrastructure development in Yachuli for efficient functioning of Divisional Commissioner’s Office, the Chief Minister said it is now the responsibility of the state government to develop the new headquarters it will serve all the Western districts.
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