BJP General Secretaries on Saturday met party president JP Nadda at its headquarters and decided to scale up organisational outreach with ‘achievements of seven years’ of the Modi-regime to beat “anti government feeling” in the party-ruled States on account of the Covid-19.
The meeting discussed ways to leverage its anti-Covid19 assistance to the people under ‘Seva hi Sanghthan’ in the six states going to polls next year, sources said.
The meeting is the first to be held after the outbreak of the second wave of COVID-19.
A seperate sitting “exclusive to UP” was also held at Nadda’s residence said sources.
The leaders discussed new poll strategy to “ beat anti-incumbency” in five of the six-states which would face voters next year.
Party’’s performance in recently-held assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry was reviewed and “corrective measures suggested”.
“Electoral gains and reverses” in Bengal were discussed in detail with General Secretaries and State-in-charge submitting assessment reports.