In an exercise aimed at getting maximum votes, Delhi BJP on Sunday held Panna Pramukh Sammelans in 24 Assembly constituencies of the Capital ahead of Delhi Assembly elections. The Sammelans are a brainchild of BJP national president Amit Shah, under which the party would nominate one worker to come in contact with voters on each page of the voter list. Senior party leaders organised a series of meetings to encourage party workers. This programme will take place under the leadership of BJP General Secretary (Organisation) Vijay Sharma.
Pradesh In-charge MP Prabhat Jha went to Narela constituency while Pradesh president Satish Upadhyay to RK Puram, MP Ramesh Bidhuri to Mehrauli-Ambedkar Nagar, Arvind Kothekar to Deoli, Vijay Goel to Adarsh Nagar-Shakurbasti Wazirpur, Maheish Girri to laxmi Nagar-Shahdara, Mangeram Garg to Badli-Rohini, Vijender Gupta to Sultanpur Majra, Sahab Singh Chauhan to Seelampur, Rambir Singh Bidhuri to Okhla, Prof Jagdish Mukhi to Babarpur, Ashish Sood to Burari-Ghonda, Harsh Malhotra to Mustafabad, Anil Jain to Krishna Nagar-Gandhi Nagar, Rekha Gupta to Bawana and Kuljeet Chahal to Karawal Nagar to address Panna Pramukh Sammelans. local district and mandal presidents, councillors, outgoing MlAs and other senior leaders joined the workers at these sammelans.
Speaking at Narela Sammelan, Jha said, “last one year our MlAs worked under tough situations in an uncertain political atmosphere and yet were able to get approvals for development schemes.”
He lauded the work of local MlA Neeldaman Khatri in procuring development project worth `400 crore for Narela apart from initiating sanitation and other basic services in unauthorized colonies and villages through his MlA fund.
“Today a great responsibility is on our workers to take the message of development work done by our MlAs and the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Government to every home,” he added.
“These Panna Pramukh Sammelans have given us an opportunity to go in for a comprehensive election campaign. Through them the leaders have got an opportunity to come in touch with grass root workers and when our workers will meet voters face to face the party will gain strength,” said Satish Upadhyay, while addressing workers at RK Puram. Upadhyay said that party will ensure that by January 10th this work is completed and we have a work force of 8 to 10 workers for every voter list in Delhi.