Shanta congratulates new BJP president

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Updated At : 02:14 PM Jan 21, 2020 IST

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Palampur, January 20

Shanta Kumar, senior BJP leader, today hailed the elevation BJP leader JP Nadda as national president of the BJP. He said he was hopeful that Nadda would also take BJP to new heights like outgoing president Amit Shah.

In a press statement issued here, Shanta said these were proud moments for Himachal, a small state, whose son had taken over the reins of the largest party of the world. He said Nadda had also worked with him in the state. He was a devoted and sincere worker of the party.

He said the state would benefit as he would watch the interest of Himachal sitting at Delhi.

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