Bhubaneswar, Jan 30: Ahead of the ensuing general election and state assembly election, the state BJP unit has decided to reach out to the rural people in the state.
BJP will undertake a three-day ‘Gaon Chalo’ (go to village) campaign from February 9 to sensitize the people about different schemes launched by the Modi government in the last 10 years, a party leader said.
BJP state vice-president Golakha Mohapatra said that the ‘Gaon Chalo’ campaign aims to increase the saffron party’s vote share to more than 50 percent in Odisha.
He said the BJP leaders will interact with about one crore people during the campaign.
During the campaign, elected MLAs, MPs, panchayat, and urban bodies functionaries of BJP will spend at least a day in the villages assigned to them and make people aware of different central government schemes launched during the last 10 years.
Apart from this, the party workers will also verify whether the assistance and benefits provided by the Narendra Modi government at the Centre are reaching the beneficiaries. The people will be sensitized about the implementation of the welfare schemes of the Centre. The party workers will assess the voters' moods and give feedback to the party leaders.
