The BJP’s two-day meeting of its office-bearers from across the country, held over Friday and Saturday, came up with micro-level plans aimed at increasing the party’s vote share in next year’s general election to over 50%, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi exhorting partymen to recognise that organisational preparedness is a must for this.
Chaired by BJP president J.P. Nadda, the meeting was attended by national office-bearers, morcha presidents and those in charge of particular States as well State-level generation secretaries of organisation, with the Prime Minister addressing the gathering on Friday and Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday. Plans by the BJP to reach out to at least 10 crore people by the time the Ram Temple in Ayodhya is inaugurated on January 22 was also discussed.
In a presentation made by BJP’s national general secretary Vinod Tawde, plans to increase the BJP’s vote share by 10% in the next election was discussed. Sources present at the meeting said the Prime Minister pointed out the need for his government’s programmes for the youth, the poor, women and farmers to be projected well. “He asked many questions on the details of how things are to be done and said that organisational strength was the key, as had been demonstrated in the recently held Assembly polls,” said a source present at the meeting.
