The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Madhya Pradesh has started preparation of election manifesto in view of approaching assembly elections. First meeting of the manifesto committee was organised in State office of BJP on Wednesday.
In the meeting, it was decided that the manifestos of the last elections will be reviewed and analysed in view of the number of commitments fulfilled and which of them were not.
It was also decided in the meeting that committee will also seek advice from the government and suggestions will be taken from every section of the society also.
Manifesto Committee Convener Vikram Verma told the media persons that regular meetings of the committee will be organized from June 1.
Suggestions will be taken from citizens belonging to different sections of the society and different aspects and aspirations of regional level development to state level development will be depicted in the manifesto.
Verma further said that party is considering launching an election manifesto website also. In the state executive body meeting suggestions of the party office bearers will be taken. Efforts will be made to include the feelings of Party district presidents, senior office-bearers and party workers.
He said that road map between year 2013 and 2018 will be shown in the manifesto, ideology of party and present condition and direction of development will be depicted.
Verma said that committee members have been asked to evaluate party’s manifesto for state assembly election of 2008.
On this occasion BJP state Spokesperson Vijendra Singh Sisodiya, Deepak Vijayvargiya, state Office Secretary Alok Sanjar, Joint Media in-charge Sanjay Kumar Khoche and Vikas Bondriya were also present.