Chandigarh BJP’s ‘Ek Note, Kamal Par Vote’ campaign was carried out at various places on Thursday aiming to connect with every section of society in Chandigarh. To catch up with the industrialists, shopkeepers and traders of the city, the campaign was carried out in the Industrial Area Phase 1, markets of Sector 18 and 19.
The campaign was led by BJP Chandigarh president Sanjay Tandon. Sharing the details of s campaign, Tandon said, “There is a lot of enthusiasm among the party workers and they have been working hard to ensure that party’s connection with every segment of the society gets intensified. We received an overwhelming response from the industry, shopkeepers and traders today. They have not only donated but also confirmed their support to BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi. We also apprised them with BJP’s vision and its agenda”.
BJP’s party workers also went markets of Sector 18 and 19 where the campaign drew positive response. The party workers also went house to house in various sectors including Sectors 11, 22, 23, 45, among others. The campaign has been launched with the dual aim to strengthen BJP’s bond with people by going door-to-door and generate funds to meet election expenses of the party. BJP’s party workers are working at the booth level and have been seeking voluntary contributions from the public besides their commitment to vote for the BJP to make Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi the next Prime Minister. The campaign was set in motion on February 11 by Chandigarh BJP.