Sri Vijaya Puram, June 1: The Bharatiya Janata Party’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands unit has recorded its highest-ever participation in the Prime Minister’s monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, with reporting from 201 booths and the mobilization of more than 3,000 participants across the Islands.
The achievement was announced by BJP Andaman and Nicobar Islands State President Anil Kumar Tiwari, who described it as a historic milestone for the organisation and the first time the party has crossed the 200-booth participation mark in connection with the programme.
According to the BJP, the effort was coordinated under the leadership of Aneeta Devi, Incharge of Mann Ki Baat, and Sabeena Mustaq (Ruby), Co-Incharge, with support from Mandal units, Morcha teams, booth committees and party workers across the territory.
Tiwari said the milestone reflected the commitment, organisational discipline and teamwork of BJP karyakartas at all levels.
“This is a historic achievement and the first time that our organisation has reached the milestone of 201 booth participation reports in Mann Ki Baat. This remarkable success reflects the strong commitment, dedication, organisational discipline and teamwork of our karyakartas at every level,” he said.
He said the participation demonstrated the party’s efforts to take the message and vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to every booth and household across the Islands.
Expressing satisfaction over the turnout, the BJP state president congratulated Aneeta Devi, Sabeena Mustaq, Mandal presidents, Morcha teams, booth committees and party workers who contributed to the campaign.
Tiwari said the achievement was a reflection of teamwork and dedication within the party organisation and called upon workers to continue working with the same enthusiasm to further strengthen the BJP’s presence across the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Mann Ki Baat is the Prime Minister’s monthly radio programme through which Narendra Modi addresses citizens on a range of social, developmental and national issues. Political parties and BJP organisational units across the country routinely organise collective listening sessions at the booth level and report participation figures as part of outreach activities.
