"Future of West Bengal, India in your hands": BJP chief Nabin to Anganwadi, ASHA workers
BJP National President Nitin Nabin praises Anganwadi and ASHA workers, stating they hold the future of West Bengal and India in their hands.
Addressing a gathering in Panihati, West Bengal, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Nitin Nabin stated that the future of both West Bengal and India rests in the hands of the women working at Anganwadi centres and as ASHA workers. Speaking at the Angan Milan Seva programme during his two-day visit to the state, he emphasized their vital role in nurturing, educating, and guiding children toward a brighter future.
Empowerment and Dignity under PM Modi
Nabin highlighted that women are playing a crucial role in shaping the nation's trajectory under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He noted that while there was previously only rhetoric regarding women-led development, the current administration has moved toward tangible actions.
"Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not only worked to ensure the safety of our sisters but has also worked to enhance their self-respect and dignity," Nabin remarked. He cited the construction of 12 crore toilets across the country as a significant step toward upholding the dignity of women. He further noted that schemes like 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' have strengthened the movement to uplift women nationwide.
Commitment to Anganwadi and ASHA Workers
The BJP chief expressed that the central government is focused on bringing meaningful changes to the lives of Anganwadi workers, helpers, and ASHA workers. He reiterated that these women are the foundation of the country's future through their dedication to child nourishment and education.
Discussing the political landscape of the state, Nabin spoke about the necessity of a development-friendly environment and trust among the people of West Bengal. He praised the efforts of Suvendu Adhikari in working to deliver this trust and confidence to the citizens. Nabin assured the workers that the blessings of mothers and sisters have always been with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reaffirming the party's commitment to women.
Focus on Youth and Sports in West Bengal
During his visit, Nabin also addressed the Yuva Samvad Conclave in Kolkata. He called for a stronger focus on youth policy and the sports sector within the state. He suggested that West Bengal’s rich legacy in arts, literature, culture, and sports could be a driving force to bring renewed hope to the younger generation.
"I am fully confident that the state will once again live up to its rich sporting legacy," Nabin said. He urged the leadership to focus on youth policy alongside sports, noting that providing a platform for the youth is essential. He also emphasized the need to combat negativity spread through social media to foster a positive environment for the state's development.