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UP Deputy CM Holds BJP Election Strategy Meeting in Meerut, Emphasizes Voter Mobilization

Meerut: Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak convened a meeting of the Lok Sabha Election Steering Committee at the BJP regional office in Meerut on Friday. He assured the workers of escorting voters to the booths on polling day. The meeting, held at the regional office located on Baghpat Road, saw Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak urging party leaders and workers to actively participate in the election campaign. Motivating the workers, he likened Arun Govil, renowned for his portrayal of Lord Ram, to a divine presence, stating that his mere presence brings blessings akin to those of Lord Shri Ram.

Pathak emphasized Meerut’s rise as the top Lok Sabha constituency in India during MP Rajendra Aggarwal’s three terms, attributing it to the development initiatives undertaken. He highlighted the significant reduction in travel time between Meerut and Delhi, now a mere 45 minutes, thanks to rapid rail connectivity, effectively making Meerut an extension of Delhi. Stressing on the pivotal role of Meerut in national affairs, he urged workers to ensure every household reaches the polling booths unitedly.

Pathak urged workers to set aside differences and unite for the election campaign, expressing confidence in the NDA government’s re-election under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, predicting a landslide victory with over 400 seats. The meeting was attended by MP Rajendra Agarwal, former MLA Satyaveer Tyagi, Metropolitan President Suresh Jain Rituraj, Cantt MLA Amit Agarwal, MLC Sarojini Agarwal, District President Shivkumar Rana, former MLA Ravindra Bhadana, Kamaldutt Sharma, and Sanjay Tyagi.

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Vishal Tiwari, Editorial Consultant

With over fifteen years of experience in journalism, I currently serve as Editorial Consultant at Bharat Express News Network. I am also an appointed member of the Hindi Advisory Committee under the Ministry of Home Affairs. Previously, I served as an Assistant Editor at NewsTalk, a monthly magazine focused on tribal issues. In 2014, I became the Delhi representative of an English magazine published from Lucknow, and later joined Rashtriya Sahara in 2016. During the anti-corruption movement led by Anna Hazare, I documented the police action during Baba Ramdev’s protest at Ramlila Maidan through photo reportage. My work also includes publishing a commemorative volume on socialist leader Raj Narain and curating an exhibition of books authored by Members of Parliament that featured works by 132 MPs. Beyond journalism, I am also a Visiting Faculty at the Delhi School of Journalism, where I share my experienc and practical knowledge with aspiring journalists.