MoS PMO Dr Jitendra Singh While addressing a meeting of BJP Mandal level workers here and earlier speaking to media persons, Dr Jitendra Singh said, the Indian voter of 2018 is mostly the young voter who goes by reasoning and conviction and therefore, it is naive to think that he can be carried away by the tricks of the past. It is a pity, he said, that Rahul Gandhi has refused to learn from the outcome of his visits to 29 temples during the Gujarat election campaign and is once again resorting to same “failed” strategy by visiting five temples in just two days.




Dr Jitendra Singh called upon the party workers to win people’s confidence by identifying with them and by developing a free-frank rapport with the youth through transparency and sincerity in their dealings. He said, his experience of elections in Gujarat, Tripura, Manipur and elsewhere had taught him that there was no longer any place for hypocrisy in public life. Narendra Modi and Amit Shah had introduced a new trend of 24X7 commitment in India's political culture and therefore, public service was no longer a part time job or a luxury, he added.Watch Dr Jitendra holds meeting with the members of BJP Office Udhampur With HD Quality.