The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), youth wing of ruling BJP in Chhattisgarh, will light record number of Modi torch (Mashal) across Chhatisgarh on Sunday, the BJYM said in a statement.
The BJYM incharge of Chhattisgarh Amarjeet Singh Chhabra said the basic aim is to make Narendra Modi the Prime Minister of the country and the BJYM will light the torch at 7 pm across the State as a part of its historical campaign.
Every block and district headquarters will light five feet or more high torch. The State BJYM will carry out the campaign to create a record of sort on the direction of the BJYM State unit president Anurag Singh Deo.
In Raipur the highest of the torch (Masal) would be about 12 feet high. The torch would be lighted in Nal Ghar chowk and Motibagh and people will march to the mandal centre along with the torch where the bigger torch would be lighted, he said.
Smaller torches (Masal) have been provided to party workers in all booths centres. The Kamal Bahini coordinator will light the torch with a slogan ‘Mera booth sabse majbut( my booth stronger of all) and proceed to Mandal and district centres.
The torch at the mandal and districts would be about five feet high which would be lighted by retired armed personals, he said. During the lighting of the torches, the gathering will chant Bande Mataram and take a pledge to make Modi country’s prime minister to get rid of the darkness created by the United Progressive Alliance government in the last ten years. The BJYM has been involving people from cross section of the society in this initiative. They include those from area like sports and arts, he said.