Having won all the seven Lok Sabha seats in the national Capital, the Delhi unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has set its eyes on the Delhi Assembly elections to be held in February, 2020. Delhi BJP president Manoj Tiwari held Khichdi pe Charcha with his party workers to seek their feedback and advice.
Tiwari, who recently won Lok Sabha seat from North East constituency, defeated Congress’ face and former Delhi Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit asked BJP workers that next six months are very crucial for Delhi BJP workers. “Next six months will be a testing time,” Tiwari said to his subordinates and booth level workers hinting them to fasten their seat belts for Delhi Assembly election.
“The BJP needs to rule at all three levels- the Centre, Delhi and MCDs-- to ensure smooth work on development projects in the national capital”, Tiwari said. “People need to be convinced that development of the city will take place in a smooth manner if BJP is in power at all three levels, including the Centre, Delhi and the municipal corporations,” Tiwari told party leaders and workers.
Lauding slogan for Prime Minister Narendra Modi , “Desh Me Modi, Dilli Me Bhajapa, Tabhi Banegi Baat Aur Dilli Chale Modi Ke Saath, BJP leader asked workers to spread words door to door.
Targeting ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and terming them as “Government of Nakampanthis, Tiwari asked BJP workers to expose AAP.
Citing Lok Sabha victory, Tiwari said that the general elections was just the beginning and our next target to win all the Assembly seats.
Gandhi Nagar Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) Anil Bajpai, Bijwasan MLA Devender Sehrawat, former MLA Bhism Sharma, Amrish Gautam, Ved Prakash, District Presidents Manoj Shokeen, Neeldaman Khatri, Anil Sharma, Bharat Bhushan Madan, Kailash Jain were there in the meeting.
Counting Delhi’s perennial problems, for instance - pollution , water scarcity and traffic, Tiwari said that we have to apprise the people about these problem. “Modi Government has already spent 46 000 crore rupees on various projects in this connection, we need to convey this to Delhi people,” said Tiwari.