BJP top brass has asked party MPs to publicise the pro-poor and pro-farmer aspects of the General Budget among the people. During the BJP Parliamentary Party meet in New Delhi this morning, they asserted that it has created a sense of victory among the masses. The party's stand on the JNU row also found a mention in the meeting, where Parliamentary Affairs Minister Venkaiah Naidu asked the members to highlight the BJP's commitment to national interest. <br/><br/>Speaking to reporters, Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi informed that during the meeting Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and Mr Naidu asked MPs to work on war-footing to spread the NDA government's good works and expose the disinformation campaign of Congress.<br/><br/>The Minister said that Mr. Naidu also briefed members about the government's legislative agenda during the session, saying there is a need to work strongly for the passage of other important bills. Taking a dig at Congress over the Ishrat Jahan encounter case and its leader Ghulam Nabi Azad drawing a parallel between the RSS and terrorist outfit ISIS, Mr. Naqvi said the grand old party is practicing brand new secularism.<br/><br/>The BJP meet also criticised an amendment forced by the Congress-led opposition in the Rajya Sabha in the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address in which concern was expressed over a law enacted in some BJP-ruled states, making minimum educational qualification necessary to fight local body elections.