Stating on organisational preparedness for fast approaching legislative elections in the state, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State chief Narendra Singh Tomar said at the national executive meet in Goa that the Nagar-gram kendras of the party will serve as a link between the polling booth and the districts.
Addressing the meet on Sunday, Tomar informed that there are 9,724 nagar-gram kendras in 55 organisational districts of the party. "There are nearly 53,000 polling booths in 230 assembly constituencies of the state. At all the polling booths, coordination committees have been formed in which there are at least 10 members actively working," he said, adding that these coordination committees have been constituted in such a way to include the diversity existing in the locality.
Tomar further told the executive that at each Nagar-gram kendras is managed by a palak and sanyojak and it has been accepted in the party that they will be accountable to senior party worker or office-bearer. "This has been implemented throughout without any fail. Besides, the mobile numbers of every member of the polling booth coordination committee has been compiled and a comprehensive list has been prepared for effective communication," he said.
He assured the meet that with several rounds of palak-sanyojak conventions that have been organized in the state and party workers are full of confidence and dedication. Besides, series of conventions at each assembly constituencies are in pipeline, he said.
Tomar claimed that the pro-people policies of the State government have provided relief to every person in Madhya Pradesh. The philosophy of party has won the trust of people and the situation is most favourable for the party to form government for third consecutive term in November 2013 elections, he added.