Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Chhattisgarh unit would be running the ‘Volunteer Programme’ with a target to make around 25,000 volunteers across the state. A decision was taken at the BJYM state level office bearers and district level presidents’ meeting.
State in Charge and National Vice president Thakur Ranjeet Das and BJP State president Vijay Sharma jointly reviewed the topics of how to target Millennium voters, volunteer programme and contact programmes.
BJYM state president Vijay Sharma addressing the meeting said under Chief Minister Raman Singh in last 15 years and four years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, each category person has received one or the other benefit of government schemes. Those really needed, derived benefit of four to five schemes.
He directed the district presidents to reach from division to ‘Shakti Kendra’ (booth level) workers so that they can spread message regarding the benefits derived from the government schemes by beneficiaries. The new voters should also be approached citing that when they were born, there was no ‘Mahatari Express, 112 Express, no Kisan Credit Card, no smart card for treatment among others were brought by Bharatiya Janata Party led government and extended to the people of state. The new voters should be given details of different Central Schemes to clear their concept to develop their own thoughts and motivate them to cast their votes.
National Vice president Ranjeet Das said on October 26, 27 and 28, BJYM national working committee would be held at Hyderabad. Chhattisgarh has been leading in all the works handed over by BJYM central leadership. BJYM State vice president Jayant Minj has been made the coordinator and Pawan Kesharwani and Ripusudan Rathore as co-ordinators for the BJYM national convention.