Mimi Majumder, the Pradesh President of Tripura BJP Mahila Morcha, emphasized on Sunday that women nationwide have witnessed significant progress under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
While actively participating in the 'Gaon Chalo Abhiyan' in the 13th Pratapgarh Assembly Constituency, Mimi underscored the crucial need to raise widespread awareness about the developmental efforts and schemes introduced by PM Modi for the welfare of the people.
To strengthen our connection with the public in every village, the BJP has initiated a series of programs. Detailing the extensive development initiatives undertaken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a formidable task, given his remarkable contributions across diverse sectors. Leaflets have been crafted and are currently being distributed among the populace to enlighten them about the development schemes and programs introduced by PM Modi. His unwavering commitment to ensuring and enhancing the lives of all citizens is truly commendable," commented the Mahila Morcha president.
She further urged every karyakarta to amplify the campaign, ensuring that each individual is well-informed about these initiatives.
Under the BJP's governance and the leadership of PM Modi, it has been observed that women have gained substantial benefits, ranging from Ujjwala Gas to PM Awas Yojana. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to PM Modi for these transformative initiatives," she conveyed to reporters.
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