With an aim to accomplish mission 265+ State Unit of Bharatiya Janata party has started strengthening of organisation by holding training camps at booth levels and sensitizing party workers for the proposed Parivartan yatras. BJP state president Keshav Prasad Maurya said in a written statement issued here on Tuesday that Parivartan yatras will begin from Saharanpur on November 5, from Jhansi on November 6, from Sonebhadra on November 8 and from Ballia from November 9.
“These yatras will touch all the 403 assembly constituencies. MPs of that region and legislators will take part in these yatras. Meetings and rallies would be held at all important places where leaders will educate people about the mis-governance of Akhilesh Raj and also explain the good work being done by the Modi government,” he said. Maurya said these Yatras will form the base of BJP’s Vijay yatra.
Meanwhile, party also initiated training programmes for booth level workers under `Hamara booth Sabse Mazboot’ campaign. Senior leaders of the party held meetings with party workers at booth level and told them importance of booth. They were told how to sensitise people and ensure their participation in polling, BJP spokesman Hrish Chandra Srivastava said. Campaign was kicked-off by former party president Dr Ramapati Ram Tripathi in Jaunpur, Dr Radha Mohan Dal Agarwal in Pilibhit, Dr laxmi Kant Bajpai in Baghpat, Ramashankar Kateria in Kanpur, Rameshwar Chaurasia in Ballia, Prakash Sharma in Agra, Dharampal Singh in Gorakhpur, Vidya Sagar Sonkat in Shahajahanpur, Vijay Bahaur Pathak in Pratapgarh and santosh Singh in Maharjganj.