Laders gather at Kushabhau Thakre Parisar to strategize Chhattisgarh BJP’s electoral drive

Raipur
In preparation for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the Chhattisgarh BJP launched its electoral campaign by convening a pivotal meeting and workshop for cluster in-charges, their deputies, election coordinators, and other key personnel at Kushabhau Thakre Parisar, the state headquarters of the party in Raipur on Sunday. The party strategically divided the 11 Lok Sabha constituencies into three clusters for a focused approach. Notable figures, including Shiv Prakash, the National Co-organization General Secretary, State President Kiran Singh Dev, and Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, were present at this significant gathering. The attendees also included Lok Sabha coordinator, election management committee deputy coordinator, and district presidents.

During the workshop, Shiv Prakash emphasized that responsibilities designated for Lok Sabha election preparations must be fulfilled at every level, from the state down to the booth. He urged all party workers to approach their responsibilities for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections with the same dedication and effort demonstrated in the previous assembly elections. Additionally, he directed party office bearers to address issues and concerns in weak areas identified during their visits to the cluster.

Shiv Prakash further instructed cluster in-charges to identify and fortify weak areas at the Lok Sabha level, while Lok Sabha in-charges at the assembly level and Lok Sabha coordinators were advised to focus on strengthening booths in these identified vulnerable areas. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai articulated the ambitious goal of securing victory in all 11 seats in Chhattisgarh during the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, thereby providing a mandate for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to lead the BJP government for another term. Sai highlighted Chhattisgarh’s proactive efforts in fulfilling the promises made by the Prime Minister in the state.

The first Cabinet meeting yielded crucial announcements, including the construction of 18 lakh houses for the poor under PMAY, a project previously halted by the previous Congress government. The distribution of the outstanding paddy bonus for two years and the procurement of 21 quintals of paddy per acre have commenced. Chief Minister Sai inaugurated the Mahatari Vandana Yojana, offering ₹12,000 annually to all married women in the state, effective from March 1, 2024. He also assured the prompt completion of all other schemes guaranteed by Modi.