On the last day of the booth-level campaign of Bharatiya Janata Party, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh held separate meetings with the booth-level workers and enquired about the progress made under this campaign.
The three-day campaign had kicked off on October 5 and party leaders were asked to meet booth-level workers and enrol the names of voters not figuring in the electoral roll. The party had set a target to enrol 50 lakh new voters in the electoral roll.
In the morning, the Chief Minister met the booth-level workers at his 5, Kalidas Marg official residence here.
BJP City president Mukesh Sharma said that workers of booth number 273 met the Chief Minister. The booth-level workers were led by booth committee president Manoj Kashyap.
“The Chief Minister enquired about the progress made under this campaign. He asked the workers to enrol more and more people in the voters’ list. The CM said that people should be told about importance of voting and should be motivated to take part in the election process,” Sharma said.
Similarly, Union Home Minister and local Member of Parliament Rajnath Singh went to booth No 97 in Cantonment area and had a chit-chat with the people who had come to get their name enrolled in the voters’ list.
“The BJP workers should identify the people whose names are missing from electoral roll for various reasons and should help the administration in getting the names enrolled,” he said.
Singh even helped a few people to fill Form 6 for inclusion of name in voter list.