Having been defeated by Congress and allies in the last State assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) does not want to leave any stone unturned this time. Although it regained power after a few months and now it is fully focused on the 103 assembly seats on which it failed to win in the last elections.
This time, the ruling party has decided to focus more on these seats where the BJP candidates stood second or third in the voting tally and lost to Congress and Independent candidates. Take face the challenge, the party on Tuesday appointed state assembly in-charge on these seats.
Based on the feedback from these constituencies, at the core committee meeting a strategy was devised and in-charge were appointed.
Along with eyeing victory on these seats, based on the strategy to target seats for reserved categories (ST-SC) seats, the organisation and government would deploy leaders and ministers.
Engaged in preparations of upcoming State assembly elections BJP core committee meeting over coordination of organisation and government and future programs and plans was held on Tuesday.
In the meeting pro-people beneficiary schemes were in main focus, which are directly aimed at garnering votes. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan shared plans after presenting Jan Sewa Abhiyan report.
It was suggested that the government is providing everything to the people in rural areas and this should be publicised to the fullest. Apart from this, discussion on filling of positions with organisation, corporations and bureaucracy was held.
National Joint General Secretary organisation BJP Shiv Prakash and Regional Organization General Secretary Ajay Jamwal urged for ground reports and more number visits in the fields should be done by leaders and office bearers which would make them aware of the present situation and communicate accordingly.
The regions which have performed badly in the past require immediate action by removal of district heads. Another sudden interruption witnessed was Scindia's leaving the core committee meeting in between and before leaving he answered the media that he was not feeling well.