New Delhi, Sep 3 (IANS) Emphasising that Shiv Sena is a party for the common man fighting for public rights, party’s Chief leader and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has called upon every office-bearer and worker to take the party to the last person in society through welfare initiatives.
He also announced on Wednesday that Shiv Sena will donate ambulances across 25 states in the country.
He made these remarks while addressing a review meeting of State Shiv Sena Presidents from various states.
Deputy Chief Minister Shinde instructed party leaders to work effectively on critical issues such as education, sports, employment, women’s welfare, healthcare, water, roads, and agriculture.
He gave clear directions that if needed, office-bearers should step up and lead agitation in “Shiv Sena style” in their respective states to secure justice for the public.
To further strengthen the party’s base at the grassroots level, Eknath Shinde advised organising state-level sports competitions across various states over the coming months.
To accelerate party growth, Deputy CM Shinde directed that appointments of key functionaries be completed immediately across all states.
“This primarily includes selecting state-level office-bearers, women’s wing chiefs, Yuva Sena leadership, and leaders for other affiliated organisations. State chiefs were instructed to submit a concrete “Action Plan” to the party leadership within the next two months, tailored to the political and social conditions as well as upcoming elections in their respective states.”
Deputy CM Shinde suggested that office-bearers take direct initiative in resolving daily civic issues, including drinking water supply, road repairs, healthcare services, solid waste management, school maintenance, and clean public toilets.
To expand the party’s footprint, he clarified during the meeting that a widespread “Shiv Sena Membership Drive” must be launched across all states to ensure the party reaches the last village and household.
All state chiefs expressed their determination to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday and his 25 years of successful public service on a grand scale through various social welfare programs.
During this dedicated service week, blood donation camps, health drives, and job fairs for youth will be organised nationwide, alongside the distribution of notebooks and educational materials to underprivileged students, the statement said.
“Shiv Sena office-bearers work not just for politics, but for social welfare. Strengthening the party network down to the booth level and rushing to the aid of people in their times of need is our ultimate goal,” Deputy CM Shinde reiterated to the state leaders.
–IANS
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