<p>New Delhi: To firm up its campaigns for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, key leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) met at the party’s headquarters in Delhi, where it was decided that the party’s awareness efforts around the consecration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya will be woven in with its outreach campaigns for the Modi government’s welfare schemes. </p><p>The leaders also decided to depute a convenor as well as a co-convenor across each Lok Sabha seat. </p><p>Present in the meeting on Tuesday were union Ministers Bhupendra Yadav and Ashwini Vaishnav, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, as well as general secretaries Tarun Chugh and Sunil Bansal. In the meeting, sources said, beneficiaries outreach, booth outreach as well as door-to-door campaigns were chalked out.</p>.BJP strategy meet for Lok Sabha polls under way; Shah, Nadda expected to join later.<p>Each state was asked to send in two representatives for the meeting, where issues which needs to be highlighted among voters in its 2024 campaigns were discussed. Key to the discussions, sources said, were the list of programmes that the party will carry out in the run-up to the temple’s inauguration as well as after it. </p><p>In the last key meeting for the party’s preparations for the general elections, leaders decided on dividing up all the Lok Sabha seats in several clusters, keeping in mind their winnability. On Tuesday, a review of the system was carried out. </p><p>Leaders said that as part of the awareness and outreach campaigns, the party is working on a booklet which will focus on its continued role in the Ram Mandir movement, as well as speak about the role of the Opposition parties, where the BJP will speak of how they sought to stop the temple’s construction. The party plans to distribute the booklets across booths. </p><p>Last year, too, in June, the party had divided the seats as part of a plan called the Micro Booth Management Blueprint in three clusters – North, South and East – and deputed Lok Sabha MPs to visit them every fortnight. Ahead of the elections, the party is working on various campaigns and aims to have poll offices in all Lok Sabha segments. </p>
<p>New Delhi: To firm up its campaigns for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, key leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) met at the party’s headquarters in Delhi, where it was decided that the party’s awareness efforts around the consecration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya will be woven in with its outreach campaigns for the Modi government’s welfare schemes. </p><p>The leaders also decided to depute a convenor as well as a co-convenor across each Lok Sabha seat. </p><p>Present in the meeting on Tuesday were union Ministers Bhupendra Yadav and Ashwini Vaishnav, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, as well as general secretaries Tarun Chugh and Sunil Bansal. In the meeting, sources said, beneficiaries outreach, booth outreach as well as door-to-door campaigns were chalked out.</p>.BJP strategy meet for Lok Sabha polls under way; Shah, Nadda expected to join later.<p>Each state was asked to send in two representatives for the meeting, where issues which needs to be highlighted among voters in its 2024 campaigns were discussed. Key to the discussions, sources said, were the list of programmes that the party will carry out in the run-up to the temple’s inauguration as well as after it. </p><p>In the last key meeting for the party’s preparations for the general elections, leaders decided on dividing up all the Lok Sabha seats in several clusters, keeping in mind their winnability. On Tuesday, a review of the system was carried out. </p><p>Leaders said that as part of the awareness and outreach campaigns, the party is working on a booklet which will focus on its continued role in the Ram Mandir movement, as well as speak about the role of the Opposition parties, where the BJP will speak of how they sought to stop the temple’s construction. The party plans to distribute the booklets across booths. </p><p>Last year, too, in June, the party had divided the seats as part of a plan called the Micro Booth Management Blueprint in three clusters – North, South and East – and deputed Lok Sabha MPs to visit them every fortnight. Ahead of the elections, the party is working on various campaigns and aims to have poll offices in all Lok Sabha segments. </p>