Pulling up socks for the forthcoming lok Sabha elections, State BJP has decided to organise ‘Gaon Chalo-Ghar Ghar Chalo’ programme from February 11-19 reaching out to the door steps of voters appealing one vote for lotus and one Rupee for NaMo (1 vote kamal ko — 1 note NaMo ko).
State BJP has also decided to release two publicity vehicles (Prachar Rath) to each lok Sabha constituencies. Rai was speaking to the media after holding a meeting with the BJP leaders and workers in connection with the preparations of lok Sabha elections in the State. “Our workers will go to each doorstep under ‘Gaon Chalo — Ghar Ghar Chalo’ programme and appeal them to give one vote to the BJP and one note to Modi,” said State BJP President Ravindra Rai. The programme will continue for a week during February 11- 19 to mark the death anniversary of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya, he added.
According to Rai, democracy could be worshipped only through the consultation of the voters. Two publicity vehicles for each lok Sabha constituency will also be sent from March 1 till the end of the elections which will run continuously all over the state to make the voters aware even at Panchayat level, he added.
“As BJP has started preparations for the lok Sabha elections with a focus on the polling booths, we have decided to entrust the responsibility of one booth to each of our workers right from the level of party president to the panchayat level worker,” said Rai. To give a boost to the preparations for the lS elections, conference will be organised at every lok Sabha constituency taken part by all polling booth workers, he added.
Rai also gave a message to the people of Jharkhand that BJP understands their sentiments and will always raise their problems. Attacking State Government in the State, Rai said, “The situation of administration as well as the Government in the state has gone to the extent of shamelessness,” added Rai. With unchecked transfer postings in the state, the government has proved that the it was formed keeping elections in their minds, he said.