COUNCILLOR AMEET JOGIA History in the Making - The first ever Soni to contest the 2017 Snap UK General Election
Ameet Jogia with Prime Minister Teresa May
Thank
You Party for Volunteers
Kantaben Mistry, Lord Dolar Popat, C. B.
Patel, Pran C. Arjan Pattni, Ameet Jogia, Kirti Ratilal Bhura, Mahesh Pattni,
Asheila Pattni
Ameet
Jogia hosted a Thank You party at the Meera Village restaurant in Queensbury,
N.W. London on Wednesday 21st June 2017. It was in appreciation to all
volunteers who helped him with the election campaign.
Invitation
were extended to local councillars, Members of Parliament (MPs),
Lord Dolar Popat, , C. B. Patel (Editor Gujarat Samachar), Narendrabhai Bagia (President of Girnara Soni Samaj), Pranbhai C. Arjan Pattni (Webmaster, Pattni Connection), media personalities and volunteers.
Unfortunately the MPs could not make
it due to the Queen’s Speech and the opening of the Parliament that took place
the same day.
Kantaben
Mistry, Kishorbhai Parmar (Gujarat Samachar) & C. B. Patel with Ameet Jogia
Kantaben Mistry’s Message: Chairman: Brent North Conservatives & Queensbury Ward - Action
Team Thank
you to everyone who has helped with Ameet’s campaign over the last six weeks.
Although he didn’t win the seat this time, I am sure Ameet will come back stronger next time
C. B Patel’s Message: Editor: Gujarat Samachar & Asian Voice Politically
our newspaper is neutral, however, I was proud to support Ameet Jogia. He is a
rising star within the Conservative Party and is commonly referred to as the
“Tory blue eyed boy” within Conservative circles.
Ameet’s message:-
Thank
you to the fantastic team of volunteers for all their help over the last few
weeks with the election campaign. I was lucky to have a fantastic team behind
me and I have been overwhelmed by all the love and support. Many have taken the
time out of their very busy lives, some coming to help from far (and many
weren't even Conservatives!). Whilst the national result was disappointing I am
proud of the campaign we ran in Brent North. Thank you to the 18,435 who
trusted and voted for me.
It
was a fantastic evening and it was great to have the opportunity for Ameet to
say a huge thank you to volunteers and
supporters.
A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL SONI MEMBERS
Message from Ameet Jogia to all Soni communities
Dear Members,
Jai Hingraj, Jai Ambe.
I wanted to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for all the help, support
and messages of goodwill throughout the recent election campaign. I am truly
grateful.
I fully appreciate that rightly so, everyone has a difference of political
opinion. Yet I was humbled that this did not impede our members in coming
forward and supporting me. I am thankful for the efforts of our community, more
so that it supported me with such zeal and enthusiasm.
Although it was not the result we were hoping for, this campaign was a big
success for our Soni community as it brought everyone together. Many came from
Leicester and the Midlands to help all day...many of whom were not even
Conservative supporters! It was heartening to see ALL, young, elderly, ladies
and gents, come together at such short notice and show the true spirit of our
community. On the polling day all volunteers came together to work as ONE team.
We will reflect on our efforts and come back even stronger. In the meantime if
I can ever be of any assistance to our members (particularly in Harrow) please
do not hesitate to contact me. I will certainly help where I can.
Kind regards,
Ameet Jogia
Ameet Jogia with Prime Minister Teresa May
Pranbhai - Ameet - Lord Dolar Popat
Ameet with President Narendrabhai Bagia President, Shree Girnara Soni Samaj, UK
Councillor Ameet
Jogia - Making History First ever Soni
to Stand at the UK General Election in Brent North
Pranbhai Arjan (Dhanak) - Ameet Jogia
Ameet Jogia was born and raised in North West London. He has served as a local Councillor in Harrow since 2014 becoming the youngest Councillor in the borough.
Ameet is a young, energetic candidate who has a proven track record of delivering for local residents, after receiving the highest number of votes compared to any other candidate in the 2014 local elections.
Ameet Specially Selected by the Prime Minister Ameet was specially selected by Prime Minister Theresa May’s team to stand as her candidate in Brent North. Brent has been Labour for 20 years, and this is the closest the Conservatives have been in winning back the seat.
History in Making Ameet could potentially be the first British born Indian MP - a moment of great pride for the Soni Community.
Ameet’s Family Ameet’s, son of Hansaben and Narottambhai Devshibhai Jogia originate from Tanzania. Narottambhai is from Lindi and Dar-es-Salaam, whilst Hansaben’s family (her father Harjivanbhai Sunderji Vaitha) originate from Mwanza. Ameet’s family still live in Mwanza, Dar-es-Salaam and Arusha, and we well established in Tanzania and Kenya.
Ameet’s Humble Background Having grown up on a council estate, Ameet has strived to get a good education and has been committed to giving back to society in whatever way he can, including being a School Governor and a volunteer at his local Hospice, St Luke’s Hospice in Brent.
Having grown up in and around Brent, Ameet has first-hand knowledge of local issues. Ameet is committed to supporting local businesses in Brent, particularly local high streets such as Preston Road, Ealing Road and Kingsbury Road.Ameet believes this can only be achieved by strong and stable leadership from Theresa May from Brexit and beyond. Ameet is also passionate about ensuring every child has access to a good school in Brent and that all residents feel safe in Brent.
Your Vote Counts This is the most crucial election in a generation. Every vote counts. Please help spread the word and vote for Ameet Jogia on Thursday 8 June.
Your Help Appreciated - Ameet in his message for the Soni Community: If you are available to help with the campaign please contact Ameet Jogia.
Narendrabhai Bagia, President, Shree Girnara Soni Samaj, UK
Message from Narendrabhai Bagia, President
Shree Girnara Soni Samaj, UK
Jai
Hingraj.
Regardless
of political views, we as a Samaj should be keen to support our young member
Cllr Ameet Jogia. He is standing to be a Member of Parliament in Brent
North. His success is our success and a voice in the parliament for us
all. It would be a proud moment for the Girnara Soni Community to have one or
ours become an MP as the first British born Indian as an MP.
Thank
you for many messages of support and good wishes over the last few
days. This campaign is also a great way for our community to unite
and come together for Ameet and be part of the political process.
We
are very low on volunteers from our community and your personal support would
go long way. We critically need approximately another 100 volunteers from
our network to help on Election Day on Thursday 8 June from morning to
evening. Members can help for as little or as long as they can. It is just
for the day and even a couple of hours would be helpful. Duties include
sitting at polling stations, making calls and knocking on doors reminding
people of the constituency to vote. Critical times are between 9.00 am and 9.45
pm.
Please
ask and bring along a friend and family member to support as well. You need NOT
be living in Brent to volunteer. Some impressive Support from far (midlands)
and wide (non Soni) is coming forward. Both the Young and Elderly.
Much
obliged if you can be available, please contact myself (07779 654 218)
or Haresh Soni (07990 644 033 call only) or soniharesh@aol.com.
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