lok Sabha elections campaign committee chairman for BJP Narendra Modi and party national president Rajnath Singh are likely to address a rally in Ranchi in November-December.
State BJP incharge Ramapati Ram Tripathi on Sunday declared that a formal request would be sent to the duo and dates announced according to their convenience. “We are going to organise a rally in November-December at Ranchi, which will be addressed by Narendra Modi and Rajnath Singh,” said Tripathi. As part of preparations for the upcoming lok Sabha elections, a meeting was held at the BJP office in Ranchi to chalk out a strategy for pulling the plug on the UPA Government at the Centre.
Talking to mediapersons later on, Tripathi promised a unexpected results. “We will hold meetings at the booth, block and district levels and convey the message that the Government has failed on all fronts — be it national security, internal security, law and order or economy. The UPA has created a situation of economic insecurity for the country,” he added.
To divert the focus, it is now playing tricks. It even resorted to some unmatched alliances; one such alliance has been done in Jharkhand also,” Tripathi pointed out. However, the warned the Congress that the people were watching. When asked about BJP’s take on special status for Jharkhand, Tripathi said, “If it could be given to Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, then why not JharkhandIJ” He also suggested that royalty from mining activities go to Jharkhand until and unless the State is granted special status.
Pointing out a rise in terrorist activities during UPA rule, Tripathi said three such instances took place during the BJP’s reign and no terrorist involved was spared. “Hanging of Afzal Guru was also a result of the BJP’s willpower,” he claimed. Meanwhile, meetings of district working committees will be during September 1-10 while block committee meetings will be held from September 10 to 25. Additionally, to mark the birth anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, the BJP will also propagate his thinking among party workers.