The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has intensified its activities to make the proposed public meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Ganjari in Rajatalab area on September 23 a grand success. Meanwhile, the district administration has also made hectic efforts to complete all pending preparations and the team of Special Protection Group (SPG) visited the venue sites to see the security arrangements. At Ganjari, the PM will lay the foundation stone of an international cricket stadium.
It will be the first international standard cricket stadium to be constructed by the Board of Cricket Control of India (BCCI) itself in the country and for this land has been provided by the state government. The function may also be attended by senior BCCI officers including secretary Jay Shah and senior cricket stars of yesteryears like Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar and Ravi Shastri. However, the visits of all of them have yet not been confirmed. In order to make the public meeting unprecedented, regional BJP president (Kashi Region) Dilip Singh Patel launched the public relations campaign on Wednesday. He himself joined the group of BJP workers and knocked door-to-door and invited the people to attend the public meeting. He was accompanied by district general secretary Sanjay Sonkar and regional party office bearers. Patel said the PM will address a huge public meeting in Ganjari on September 23 at 11 am in which BJP workers as well as people of parliamentary constituency will participate. He said the party has decided that public representatives and BJP office-bearers will conduct intensive public relations in the villages surrounding the meeting venue. Regional spokesman Navratan Rathi said as per the plan made at the regional level, district president and MLC Hansraj Vishwakarma, Praveen Singh Gautam, Suresh Singh, Rakesh Patel, Mahendra Patel etc apart from Mandal unit office-bearers and workers did extensive public relations in Birbhanpur. Similarly, in Kundaria, Zila Panchayat Chairperson Poonam Morya did public relations with the party leaders and invited people to come to the public meeting. Former MLA Surendra Narayan Singh Odhe did public relations in Belaudi and Gangapur Bazaar areas.
In the same direction, the district president of Mahila Morcha did public relations in Harpur under the leadership of Vinita Singh and Sunita Singh. Surendra Patel, Guddu Patel, Manish Patel did the same in Parmanandpur while Devendra Pratap Singh and Jagdish Jaiswal in Nagpur. Similarly, in Kanari, Dr Ashok Rai did public relations inviting people to attend the public meeting of the PM.
Besides, during his visit the PM will also formally inaugurate all Atal residential schools set up at divisional level in all the 16 divisions of the state to impart standard education to the kids of construction workers as well as orphans of Covid-19 pandemic by visiting local school at Karsada. As many as 80 students have been admitted in the school of the age group of six to 14 years and they will be provided free quality education in primary, junior high school and secondary school by the state government. The school has been built on 12.25 acres with a cost of `66.54 crore. During his visit, the prime minister will also attend a programme at the Rudraksh International Convention Centre at Sigra where he will give awards to the winners of Kashi Sansad Sanskritik Mahotsav.