BJP to hold voters mobilisation programmes across Delhi

BJP today announced to hold a string of voters mobilisation programmes across Delhi in the coming days and spread "Vote for Modi, Vote for strong India" message ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
"The party has planned to hold workers meetings in all seven Lok sabha seats, besides youth and women conferences at ward level to strengthen its position.
"Special campaign kits highlighting Gujarat's development model and achievements of Narendra Modi will also be distributed at booth level," Delhi BJP President Vijay Goel said, adding the objective is to spread "Vote for Modi, Vote for strong India" message in each household.

"A Chintan Shivir will be held in early January to discuss the future course of action. Special membership drive with greater focus on youth and women, besides professionals such as lawyers, charted accountants, doctors, teachers," added Goel.
All party cells will organise conferences and seminars where BJP leaders will go and share the party's agenda as well as take feedback, said Goel. A focused social media campaign to supplement the above effort.
"The party also launched a website www.India272.Com and as a party-people connect initiative. People can also connect with it by giving a missed call at number 0782007820," added Goel.

He said, "The BJP is a cadre based party. Its cadres are its biggest strength. They are highly motivated and are fully prepared for the poll battle ahead. We are expanding our base further. We are also identifying the gap areas where we need to strengthen our organisational network."
The party is holding its "Abhinandan Rally" at Talkatora stadium on December 28. The rally will be addressed by senior BJP leaders including party's national president Rajnath Singh, Sushma Swaraj, Arun Jaitley, Nitin Gadkari and Navjot Singh Siddhu.
"We are organising this rally to express our gratitude to people of Delhi for their support. This is also an occasion where we will reiterate our commitment to work for the betterment of the people of Delhi," said Goel.