The Delhi BJP is brainstorming to draft an appealing manifesto for the upcoming Assembly polls. In a latest, to reach out to the non-Internet users, the saffron party is now planning to put up letterboxes at its various party offices, inviting suggestions for the manifesto from people. The party had also recently launched a new interactive website to serve the same purpose, but it has witnessed a lukewarm response so far.
“To seek people’s opinion on how Delhi should be, the BJP has also sought people’s suggestions to prepare its manifesto for the Assembly elections,” said senior party leader Jagdish Mukhi. Ahead of city polls, the core team of BJP met on the weekend to prepare the manifesto.
last week, Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay had launched party’s revamped website, seeking people’s participation and suggestions on how their city can be made better. “People can post their ideas and suggestions on party’s website to make Delhi a better city. After getting the suggestions, party will definitely include them in its manifesto,” said Upadhyay.
A member of the manifesto team informed that in addition to the suggestions coming to the party through mails and e-mails, they would also hold general meetings with Chamber of Commerce; consult RWAs inviting them to convey their suggestions.
On autopilotIJ
Following the Aam Aadmi Party’s footsteps, the BJP is now trying to exploit the support base of autorickshaw drivers. The saffron party has roped in over 11,000 autorickshaw drivers who will now inform passengers about BJP’s good work. like AAP, the BJP will put posters of its achievement at the Centre and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s work. Besides, the drivers will also be trained in helping anyone who is interested to join the BJP.