Sophia Qureshi’s radiation? BJP organizes communication skills training for MP leaders
Bhopal: The BJP will organize a training camp for Bhopal leaders to improve their communication skills and avoid foolishness in public, a move that seeks to detach from the controversy surrounding the remarks of the two ministers, Sophia Qureshi and the armed forces.
The state’s BJP claims the training initiative is pre-planned and a regular intra-party event.
MP BJP spokesman Pankaj Chaturvedi told PTI: “This has nothing to do with the latest statements of the BJP leaders. Such events are usually held regularly and should not be read again.”
He said the training camp schedule will be held in June and will be released soon.
The BJP faces criticism after the state tribal affairs minister Vijay Shah allegedly known as Colonel Sofia Quereshi.
The controversial remarks not only invited widespread condemnation from various parts of the society and opposition, but also led to FIR registration of the minister by the High Court order.
Even before the political fires were lowered, the Indian armed forces and all soldiers were bowing under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Natmastak” (beat stepping on foot) to provide a suitable response to terrorists and Pakistan, Deputy Chief Minister of Congress, Jagdish Devda said on Friday.
He claimed his remarks were distorted.
To further embarrass the BJP, its first MLA Narendra Prajapati from the Rewa district claimed that the United Nations had ordered India and Pakistan to “stop the fire.”
Meanwhile, Chaturvedi said: “Prashikshan and Pratishthan (training and organization) are our work culture. They are often held regularly,” he added.
Another senior BJP leader said a similar camp was organized ahead of the 2023 MP parliamentary poll in Sehore district. He said.
He said one of the goals of the campaign was to inspire new leaders and judicial assistance to the BJP’s policies and ideology, while the other was to train them in public exchanges.
He said senior leaders will brainstorm with other leaders at the upcoming Bhopal Camp Minister, MLA and other leaders.
Under Operation Sindor, India’s response to the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack was conducted with a precise strike on the terrorist infrastructure earlier on May 7.
After India’s operations, Pakistan attempted to attack Indian military bases on May 8, 9 and 10.
India’s attempts to Pakistan have caused great damage to many key Pakistani military devices, including air defense systems, air defense systems, command and control centers, and radar stations.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misri announced on May 10 that India and Pakistan reached an understanding to cease all shooting and military operations on land, air and oceans and take effect immediately.
