Gearing up for Assembly elections in Gujarat which are due later this year, BJP today said its 'vistaraks' (full-time workers) would conduct a voter outreach program in all the 47,000 polling booths in the state in the next two months.
The decision was taken at state BJP's executive meeting which concluded yesterday at Somnath.
Speaking at the meeting, BJP president Amit Shah had urged the party workers to uproot Congress from the booth level by getting three-fourth majority in the Assembly.
After the meeting, state BJP general secretary Bhikhubhai Dalsania issued a road-map for strengthening the party at the booth level, a BJP release said here.
In May and June, party vistaraks would reach out to voters in the areas covered by all the 47,000 polling booths in the state, said the release.
Before that, in May, seminars and training sessions would be organised for these vistaraks.
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