Manipur state election co-in-charge Ashok Singhal, who is also the minister of Irrigation of Assam, along with Lakhipur AC MLA Kaushik Rai and MLA Nemcha Kipgen attended the booth level meeting held at Kangpokpi town on Friday.
The booth level meeting was organised by BJP Kangpokpi Mandal to prepare the party cadre for the ensuing 2022 General Assembly Elections and was also attended by the party state secretary Bikram Kongkham; Paokam Haokip, BJP Sadar Hills President; Thangjamang Kipgen, BJP ST Morcha Manipur Pradesh; Lunjagai Kamei, BJP Kangpokpi Mandal President Tingnei Lhouvum and all booth presidents, Yuva Morcha, and other party workers of Kangpokpi Assembly Constituency.
The cabinet minister of Assam cum election co-in charge of Manipur Ashok Singhal exhorted the party workers, including booth presidents, Yuva Morcha, ST Morcha, and others to work sincerely and dedicatedly to ensure a comfortable win for the party candidate in the upcoming 22 elections.
He also had a conducive interaction with the party leaders and workers of Kangpokpi AC while lauding the immense contribution of the local MLA Nemcha Kipgen.
He said that the local MLA Nemcha Kipgen is the lone woman MLA in Manipur and the people of Kangpokpi AC are fortunate to have a woman representative. He lauded the party workers and leaders of Kangpokpi AC for their contributions in giving the state a woman representative in the Manipur Legislative Assembly.
He then exhorted them to exert all efforts and work sincerely to give the lone woman MLA a comfortable win as well in the 2022 election.
MLA Nemcha Kipgen expressed sincere gratitude to Ashok Singhal for his concern for the party in her constituency and expressed confidence in winning the election with the blessing of the party and her workers.
he also motivated the party workers of her constituency to work in unison as only unity can bring the power and capability to win in the election.
The local MLA presented a traditional Thadou shawl ‘Saipikhup’ to the visiting Minister and MLA while presenting a traditional Thadou waistcoat and muffler as well to show gratitude and warm greetings.
