Hisar MP Dushyant Chautala’s newly launched Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) will begin booth level campaign from December 21 to reach out to the youth of Haryana.

JJP leader and Indian National Students Organisation (INSO) chief Digvijay Chautala on Tuesday that the party will launch “one youth ten booth programme” in all 16000 booths of Haryana from December 21.

“The party will focus on connecting with youth at all levels whether zila, panchayat or booth level in Haryana. During the campaign, the party will reach out to the youth between 18-35 years of age,” said Digvijay, who is Dushyant’s younger brother.

We have set a target to connect with one and a half lakh youth initially, Digvijay said while talking to the mediapersons in New Delhi.

He said that party’s executive committee and other cells will be announced in January.

The membership programme of JJP will also be launched at booth level in all 22 districts to include as many people as possible within the party, he added.

The JJP will also launch Jan-Jan Jhanda (flag) programme, which would  begin in the first week of January to reach out to the people in cities as well as villages, Digvijay said.

He also hit out at the ruling BJP for ignoring various sections of society after making big promises during previous 2014 polls.

Notably, former INLD leader, Dushyant had on December 9 formally launched JJP, which will contest both Lok Sabha and Assembly polls scheduled next year in Haryana

The INLD had split following differences between Ajay Chautala and his younger brother Abhay Chautala, sons of INLD chief OP Chautala.

Dushyant had won the Hisar parliamentary seat on the INLD symbol

Earlier, INLD chief OP Chautala had expelled three family members from the party—first his grandsons Hisar MP Dushyant and Digvijay, and then elder son Ajay—for alleged “anti-party activities”.