As the third-Covid-19 wave looms around, BJP party president JP Nadda on Sunday held a meeting with party general secretaries here and reviewed the progress of vaccination across states and organisational preparedness to counter any potential surge in the pandemic.
Post-union cabinet overhaul and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s caution to not to get caught off-guard in the coming months, the BJP as an organisation has sought to train and deploy its top leaders to create awareness about Vaccination and provide hands-on assistance to Covid19 infected patients.
The BJP president has tasked all central ministers, MPs, MLAs and state leaders to adopt two villages each for Covid19 plan. The meeting at the BJP headquarters lasted for about an hour.
BJP general secretary (Organisation) B L Santosh who had in many previous occasions in the recent weeks interacted with Prime Minister along with top party leaders, also attended the meeting.
In view of the second-wave fiasco, the Covid-19 preparedness has become a prime focus of the Modi-Government and party Organisation has been tasked to pro-actively interact with the public and provide all logistic assistance.
According to sources, Covid19 impact on the assembly polls in six states, particularly Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand and Goa, early next year, was again discussed by Nadda, directing that Covid19 behaviour must be enforced in the BJP-ruled states.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Saturday made Covid-negative report must for the tourists and capped hotel occupancy in the state to 50 per cent.
Nadda who is expected to be on two-day visit to Goa from Monday, would be regularly taking digital feedback from states on the Covid-19 preparedness, sources said.