Jammu , September 18 : BJYM State President Dr. Suresh Ajay Magotra along with BJYM
State Media Secretary & State Incharge College Outreach Committee Er. Lalit
Raina chaired a meeting, in which students of different colleges participated.
The meeting was organized in context of formation of teams in colleges and
campuses under college outreach committee of BJYM.
Addressing the meeting, Dr. Magotra first had a introduction
with all the students and said that it always feels good to have a meeting with
young, energetic and future folks of the country. Future of the country
actually emerges from the campuses and it is important to take care of
thoughts, views and ideas of the young folks. Our party is very much concerned
about the Youth of the country and actually realizes the importance of their
future, their future is directly associated with the future of our country. He
said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always shown concerned for the Youth
of the country and have admitted that it is the Youth of the country who have
given chance to BJP to serve the nation. Dr. Magotra added that all the
policies and agendas of our party are Pro-Youth and our government have always
given importance to youth in their Budget.
Er. Lalit Raina said that, college outreach committee in
campuses will help students in achieving their future dreams, we will aware
them about the policies, agendas and different schemes of government for the
Youth which will help them in achieving their life Endeavour. He further
clarifies that our work will not be to indulge in any students politics but to
help students in achieving their dreams.
On the occasion Dr. Magotra also announced Sanjay Sharma as
State Co-Incharge College Outreach Committee, students from Science college,
Trikuta college and ICES Polytechnic college attended the meeting.
Prominient who were present on the occasion were Sulaksh Kotwal,
Sunny Verma, Ritesh Gandhi, Waseem Bhat, Arpan Parihar, Sourav Singh, Ajay
Kotwal and Deepak Bhan.

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