Ayodhya News: A youth conference was organized by the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) with the aim of spreading the concept of ‘one country, one election’ to the people. The youth participated enthusiastically in this program.
The Chief Guest of the conference, Uttar Pradesh Government Transport Minister Dayashankar Singh, while highlighting the importance of ‘one country, one election’, said that this is an indispensable demand of the present time. He stressed that by holding elections simultaneously, the economic, social and administrative structure of the country will be strengthened. Minister Singh, mentioning the obstacles in development work and heavy wastage of resources from repeated elections, stated the need to stop it.
On the occasion, the regional president of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, Nitin Mittal said that the policy of ‘one country, one election’ will bring political stability and policy continuity throughout the country. He also said that this will relieve the general public from the inconvenience of repeatedly involved in the electoral process, so that they will be able to pay more attention to development works.
Expressing his views, former Mayor of Ayodhya, Rishikesh Upadhyay, said that the future of the country is safe in a stable governance. He expressed confidence that the concept of ‘one country, one election’ will give a new momentum to the development of the country and will help in establishing good governance.
Metropolitan president Kamlesh Srivastava called upon the youth to understand the depth of the concept of ‘one country, one election’ and bring it to village to village as a public awareness campaign. He inspired the youth to play an active role on this important national issue.
A large number of Yuva Morcha activists were present at the conference including Yuva Morcha state vice president Vivek Singh Monu, Vishal Singh, Shailendra Kori, Paramanand Mishra, Prateek Srivastava, Awadhesh Verma, Amal Gupta, Sunil Mishra and Ravi Sharma. Everyone pledged to carry forward the idea of ’one country, one election’ and promoting its benefits among the public.