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HP : BJP starts training of activists at Dharamshala

Dharamshala, Feb 17 (UNI) A three day training program of the BJP activists started here on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Himachal Pradesh BJP president Suresh Kashyap.
Chief Minister Jairam Thakur, BJP state in-charge Avinash Rai Khanna and in-charge of the training program Ramswaroop Sharma were present on the first day of the three day training program. Targeting the mission "Repeat", the BJP government of the state is going to prepare a roadmap for the 2022 elections ahead of time.
Politicians, including central leaders, will formulate the future strategy in view of the by elections in the state besides for the mission 'Repeat 2022'. In such a situation, both the government and
the organization will join hands in right perspective here, in which new responsibilities will also be assigned.
These meetings, which started today and will conclude on Friday, will set the roadmap for the polls of four municipal corporations to be held this year, including the next year's assembly elections.
BJP President J P Nadda is to attend the three program tomorrow. He will address the party workers and will have interaction with them directly. Former Chief Ministers Shanta Kumar and Prem Kumar Dhumal are also scheduled to attend the program
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