As Government formation is all about number game, the BJP strengthening its organisational network has asked the party's Schedule Caste (SC) cell to increase its vote share by four per cent keeping in view the upcoming general elections.
Out of the party's target of achieving additional 10 per cent of vote share in the coming lok Sabha elections, the BJP's SC cell has to increase its total vote share by 4 per cent, said Suresh Rathore, national general secretary of the BJP's SC cell.
To achieve that goal the BJP's central leadership has already set a 90 day progamme for its SC cell. Under this three month long working plan all the co-in charge of the SC cell appointed to look after party matters in every State will have to mobilise the party network at the grass root level, he added.
Besides, we will also be organising special SC conventions in every Assembly constituency so that people could be made aware about the progamme and policies of the BJP and the party activists of the SC cell could be encouraged to strengthen the party at the village level, the BJP's SC cell leader maintained.
Besides, a two day training programme will also be organised by the party's Centnral leadership at the national level in which all the office bearers of the party's SC cell will be taking part, the general secretary of the BJP SC cell further said. More so, similar two day training programmes will also be organised in every State to train the party activists including district presidents, district general secretaries, jila panchayat chairman, mayor/deputy mayor to name a few, the BJP leader further said. Meanwhile, after training the party activists on a wide variety of matters, the next job before us is to expose the Congress-led
UPA Government's anti-SC policies. To make people aware about the anti-SC policies of this Central Government, SC cell of the BJP would organise protests, rallies at tehsil and district level in the days to come. Finally, under this 90 days working plan set for us, the BJP's SC cell would orgnise a rally in New Delhi by the end of October in which one lakh people from SC section of the society would be taking part, added Rathore.
More so, the BJP SC cell would also organise four major 'dalit Uthhan' rallies across the country. The first such 'yatra' would start from Ropar, Punjab and will culminate at Bhojpur, Bihar. The second 'yatra' would commence from Nagpur, Maharashtra to West Bengal, while the third 'yatra' would start from Jhanshi to lucknow (UP).
Finally the fourth 'yatra' would be commence from Raipur, Chhatisgarh to Amrtisar, Punjab, added Rathore.