BJP plans 25 workers' night stay in every assembly
LUCKNOW, Nov. 14 -- Taking recourse to its win the booth, win the election slogan ahead of the 2027 assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh, the ruling BJP is planning to knock on every door down to the booth level.
The party is set to launch its biggest booth-level campaign yet. In every assembly constituency, 25 long-time, dedicated workers will be appointed to stay overnight at booths, eat with local families and hold chaupals.
The state leadership is preparing district-wise lists of workers who have been associated with the party for decades, have worked at booth, mandal and district levels, and are well-known in their areas. They will be sent on 'Ratri Pravas' (night stay).
According to top party sources, this will not be a one-day programme. It will be a sustained campaign run in a phased manner over the coming months before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 18 division-level rallies and home minister Amit Shah's zone-wise meetings after November 20.
Dharampal Singh, BJP state general secretary (organisation), has received a list of 25 such dedicated workers from every district from regional heads of the party. Each worker will be assigned a cluster of booths in their own district, but outside their home mandal, so that fresh feedback is received.
The list has been prepared on the recommendations of district presidents, sitting MLAs and MPs, and vetted by the team of state organisation general secretary Dharampal Singh. Preference is being given to workers above 45 years of age, with at least 15-20 years of active work, and who have remained active at the grassroots despite not holding any major post in recent years.
"The opposition is spreading confusion over voter list and Constitution. Our workers will sit with people and explain facts - why someone's name was deleted, what the Modi government has done for EWS and OBC Commission," said Dinesh Pratap Singh, state chief BJP spokesperson. htc...
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