- BJP’s ongoing meeting involves the participation of all national and state officials, including Chief Ministers. Leaders from states without a BJP government have also been invited. The meeting consists of three sessions scheduled for today.
- New Delhi: Preparations for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections have commenced, with political parties initiating the refurbishment of their strong and weak constituencies. The identification process for candidates has begun, and preparations are underway in Delhi for the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) meeting. The meeting is taking place at the BJP’s central office and includes the participation of several high-ranking officials, including state presidents.
- The meeting, which started on Friday, will continue until this evening. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been actively involved for over five hours, addressing party workers and clarifying the party’s stance during elections. PM Modi outlined how the BJP will approach the Lok Sabha elections, discussing strategies and preparations with state leaders and officials.
- Reports are being compiled on a state-wise basis during this BJP meeting, addressing issues such as identifying weak and strong seats, resolving any confusion, and coordinating adjustments with alliance partners where necessary. All these decisions are expected to be finalized by the BJP in the next 48 hours.
- The schedule for today’s meeting includes three sessions, covering discussions on social media, the NaMo app, and the comprehensive plan. Following that, the second session will focus on call centers, the Vishwakarma scheme, and reporting from five states. The final session will include discussions on the Kisan Morcha (farmers’ front) and the Yuva Morcha (youth front), with reports to be compiled afterward.
- In the second session, Home Minister Amit Shah will lead the meeting. Discussions during this session will revolve around the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, party plans, and a review of past activities. The meeting will conclude with a report on the party’s strategies for the elections, the Ayodhya Ram Temple preparations, and the reporting from the organizational ministers. The program is scheduled to conclude after the closing speech by National President JP Nadda.
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