JAMMU, Jul 6: Jammu and Kashmir Congress Seva Dal President Vijay Sharma participated in a meeting held at Rajendra Bhawan in New Delhi. On the occasion, he congratulated former National President of the Indian National Congress Seva Dal, Lalji Desai, on being appointed as the party’s in-charge for Odisha, and extended his best wishes to B. V. Srinivas on taking over as the new National President of the Congress Seva Dal. Jammu and Kashmir Congress Seva Dal in-charge Narendra Singh Bhati was also present with him.
Vijay Sharma said that the appointment of B. V. Srinivas as the National President of the Indian National Congress Seva Dal has created an atmosphere of enthusiasm among the organization’s workers and office-bearers. He described the appointment as a significant organizational decision for the Congress Seva Dal.
He expressed confidence that under the leadership of B. V. Srinivas, the Congress Seva Dal will gain new energy, fresh direction, and renewed momentum. According to him, Srinivas’s organizational experience, proactive working style, and commitment to public service will further strengthen the organization. He also emphasized that Srinivas will play a vital role in connecting with youth and grassroots workers.
Vijay Sharma stated that the Congress Seva Dal has always worked for social service, democratic values, and organizational strength. Under the leadership of B. V. Srinivas, the organization is expected to advance its mission of service, dedication, and public welfare more effectively. Party workers are hopeful that his leadership will help expand the organization and accelerate various social welfare and public service initiatives.
He further noted that B. V. Srinivas earned recognition as a dynamic and committed leader, particularly for his humanitarian work during the COVID-19 pandemic. His leadership is expected to strengthen the Seva Dal at the national level.
Vijay Sharma and other senior leaders expressed confidence that B. V. Srinivas’s energetic leadership, strong grassroots connect, and organizational capabilities will provide fresh energy and direction to the country’s oldest volunteer organization.