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April 6, 1980... BJP was formed under the leadership of Atalji. Congratulations to #BJP on the occasion of their 43rd Foundation Day. 43 years and counting. From just 2 MP seats to an outright majority in 2014, the story of hard work, perseverance, [1/8] 
organizational building capabilities, and countless leaders who worked tirelessly to build the party is an inspiring one. The "never say die" attitude and personal branding that various leaders built around themselves - be it Atalji, #Advaniji, #PramodMahajan, [2/8]
#Sushmaji, #Amit ji, or #Modiji - is commendable. The beauty of this organization lies in its ability to churn out the next level of leaders by giving them space and opportunity to learn. #Annamalai, #BandySanjay, #TejasviSuya, #Fadnavis, [3/8]
Poonam Mahajan, and countless others are waiting in the ranks, getting trained. #BJP did not have any pre-independence legacy like Congress nor great leaders like Panditji. It is an example of dedication, hard work, honesty, and working for the people. [4/8]
The single-minded focus and execution are something I admire about this party. They always understood the market requirements, needs, and pulse of the people and kept producing leaders who could resonate with the and the public.[5/8]
A party or organization will start to decline after the second generation unless there is a chance for upward mobility and opportunities to grow for the party worker. When power, money, and control accumulate at one family or one group of people, [6/8]
what you get is a bunch of "yes" men who always nice on the face and rooting for the fall of the central power center behind the scenes. That is the reason why we rarely find quality in the third generation of family-owned parties. Look around, and you have enough samples. [7/8]
Whether one likes #BJP or not, there are definitely some lessons to learn from them. Once again, happy anniversary #BJP. Keep going! [8/8]
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