Marathon meetings were conducted at the state BJP office on Wednesday regarding the Lok Sabha elections. During this period, an outline of programs scheduled for the elections was prepared. It was also decided that BJP workers would reach out to every beneficiary.
After these meetings, addressing the media, BJP state president CP Joshi said that three organisational marathon meetings were held under the leadership of National General Secretary Sunil Bansal. During these meetings, discussions were extensively held on the planning of programs scheduled to be held in Lok Sabha constituencies in the coming days. Along with this, a meeting was organised regarding the Beneficiary Contact Campaign, wherein the outline of this campaign, scheduled to run from February 25 to March 5, was prepared.
Joshi said that under the Beneficiary Contact Campaign, efforts would be made to reach every beneficiary’s home and establish contact with them, information will be gathered about any difficulties they are facing in availing of any scheme, and leaflets will be distributed to them.
He said that last week, the BJP conducted a “Go to Villages” campaign, where the problems of rural areas were heard, and interactions were also held with the beneficiaries of PM Modi’s welfare schemes.
Two-tier programs to be held in every Lok Sabha constituency.
Joshi said that two-tier programs will be organised in every Lok Sabha constituency for the Lok Sabha elections. Firstly, programs will be held at the Vidhan Sabha level, then at the district level, and finally at the Lok Sabha level.
Amit Shah to visit Bikaner on February 20.
During the meeting, preparations for Home Minister Amit Shah’s visit were also reviewed. Shah will review the preparations for the Lok Sabha elections at the Bikaner Cluster on February 20. During this time, he will also interact with intellectuals and may also participate in several local programs.
