Assembly elections are going to be announced in West Bengal next month. Before the assembly elections, BJP in West Bengal has decided to launch Parivartan Yatras across the state with the aim of creating an atmosphere against the ruling Trinamool Congress and strengthening public support.
According to party sources, Parivartan Yatras will be started from March 1. Yatras will be taken out simultaneously from 10 different places in the state, which will pass through different districts and assembly constituencies. Through these yatras, BJP will reach out among the public and try to create an atmosphere against the state government on issues like law and order, women’s safety, corruption and infiltrators.
A huge public meeting will be organized at the conclusion of the yatra
At the conclusion of the yatras, a huge public meeting will be organized in West Bengal, which will be addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The party hopes that this rally will serve as a decisive message in the election environment and will prove helpful in energizing the workers as well as garnering widespread public support.
Many senior leaders including Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, BJP National President JP Nadda, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will participate in the Parivartan Yatras. Apart from this, top officials of the organization, Union Ministers and local leaders will also join the yatras at different stages.
BJP also engaged in assembly elections
BJP had reached 77 seats in the 2021 assembly elections and this time the party is preparing to enter the fray with a stronger strategy at the organizational level. The party plans to strengthen micro-management, booth level structure and ensure active presence in every area through the migrant worker model.
The party is trying to change the center of political debate in the state by raising issues like law and order, women’s safety, corruption, employment and industrial development prominently. BJP leaders say that Parivartan Yatras are not just political programs but a comprehensive public dialogue campaign, through which the problems of the public will be understood and a roadmap for solutions will be prepared. These are not programs but comprehensive public dialogue campaigns, through which the problems of the public will be understood and a roadmap for solutions will be prepared.
