Bhardwaj of the BJP promises to serve as Kangra’s “Jan Sevak.”

In the event that voters awarded him a mandate, BJP candidate Rajiv Bhardwaj for the Kangra parliamentary seat promised to serve as a “Jan Sevak” and stay in the community.

Speaking to party employees in the Kangra district’s Jawali Assembly constituency, Bagga (Kotla), and Nagrota Surian, Bhardwaj urged them to get involved at the grassroots level and educate the public about the welfare initiatives that the Modi government implemented that benefited all societal segments.

He urged BJP members to put aside their differences and band together in order to see the country’s “lotus” movement succeed. He said that throughout the previous ten years, the country has evolved and became a powerful nation under PM Modi’s direction. In an effort to quicken the current rate of advancement and nation-building, the BJP is running for a third term in office under Modi. In addition to pursuing his goal of making India a developed country, PM Modi said that his vision has produced fruitful outcomes both domestically and internationally.

Screaming at the Sukhu-led state administration, he said that the Central University was the prime evidence of the government’s discrimination against the Kangra parliamentary seat.

The Sukhu administration has not released Rs 30 crore for the transfer of forestland in the Jadrangal region, despite the administration of India having given the necessary approvals and set aside the necessary cash for the university project in Kangra district. He said that the initiative has been essentially disregarded by the government.

It is the duty of all party workers to secure Rajiv Bhardwaj’s win, according to former Assembly speaker and Kangra BJP incharge Vipin Parmar.

Vishal Chouhan, the state BJP secretary, Sanjay Guleria, Ramesh Rana, and Nurpur MLA Ranbir Nikka were also present.

Arjun Singh, a former Jawali MLA who was not given the party ticket for the last Assembly election, was noticeably absent.