With an aim to chalk out strategy to strengthen party at the village level the Samajwadi Party has called its first State Executive meeting, post lok Sabha elections, to be held at the party office on Thursday. It would be first meeting of the newly constituted state executive formed after the drubbing party got in the lok Sabha elections.
The meeting would be addressed by party president Mulayam Singh Yadav, Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and other senior leaders including Prof Ram Gopal Yadav. “The party leaders would chalk out a strategy to strengthen party at the village level. It will come out with a plan to counter the ‘’Narendra Modi factor’ and the Hindutava agenda of the BJP during the 2017 Assembly polls,” a senior leader told The Pioneer here on Wednesday.
Akhilesh Yadav, who is also the state party president is set to announce the dates of the training programme of the new members besides will appoint leaders who will camp in the districts to propagate government’s programme. Party leaders here said the first meeting of the new executive would focus on holding training camps for party cadres and to entrust the task to propagate the works and achievements of Akhilesh Yadav government.
The meeting would be held at the party’s state headquarters from 1000 hours, in which around 70 state officials would participate. In the course of the training camps, the party would suggest that top SP leadership including the national president Mulayam Singh Yadav and Chief Minister should have interaction with grass root workers in the districts.
Besides, intellectuals and experts from different fields would be engaged to make aware the workers about current political system. The leaders would be asked to hold block level meetings and highlight achievements of the government. They would also talk about the corrupt regime of the BSP and communal face of the BJP.