First meeting of new executive of medical cell was held today; assures party of making Sanjay Tandon win

Chandigarh, April 11 2024
After the announcement of the party candidate for the Lok Sabha elections, the first meeting of the new executive of the medical cell was held at the BJP office Kamlam in Sector 33 today.

BJP Medical Cell has outlined the formation of committees to ensure victory. After the formation of the new executive of the cell on April 6, BJP president Jitender Pal Malhotra chaired the first meeting at the BJP.

President of the cell, Prince Bhandula was also present in the meeting. On this occasion, the executive of the cell appreciated the work done during the ten years of the Modi government and demanded to increase nursing homes and ambulance services in Sectors and gave suggestions for the Sankalp Patra.

The medical cell submitted its suggestion letter to BJP state president Malhotra. He said that efforts should be made to make Chandigarh number one in terms of medical services for senior citizens and the public.

Addressing the medical cell, Malhotra asked the organization to work with full dedication in the public contact campaign and election activities in the Lok Sabha elections.

On this occasion, state co-convenor of the cell, Dr RS Bedi, Deepak Pathak, Sanjay Verma, executive members. And in-charge Pandit Deen Dayal, Vice President, District in-charge, Dr. Sanjeev Bhatia, Dr. BR Ambedkar, District in-charge, Dr. Seema Sharma, Bharat Ratna Atal, District in-charge, Dr. Nitin Mathur, Rani Lakshmibai, District in-charge, Vikas Bansal, Shaheed Bhagat Singh, District in-charge. Chandrabhushan Sharma, Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, district in-charge Manoj Sharma, social media’s Dr. Tarun Kumar and other officials expressed gratitude to the BJP high command for making local BJP leader Sanjay Tandon the candidate from Chandigarh.

The medical cell assured the BJP president that the entire team will work hard day and night to make BJP candidate Tandon victorious with huge numbers of votes to send him to Lok Sabha.