Ravindra Chavan Urges BJP Workers To Boost Outreach Ahead Of Nagpur Graduates’ Polls
Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan on Friday urged party leaders and workers to intensify outreach efforts ahead of the Nagpur Graduates’ Constituency election, while candidly admitting that the party was falling short in its use of social media to communicate government achievements. Party Targets Registration Of 50,000 New Voters From Graduate Constituency Addressing a meeting of BJP…
Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan urged party leaders and workers to increase outreach efforts ahead of the Nagpur Graduates' Constituency election. He acknowledged that the party was falling behind in using social media to communicate government achievements. Chavan addressed a meeting of BJP office-bearers, corporators, and key leaders from Nagpur city, Nagpur rural, and Wardha.
The election is set to take place in the next four months. Chavan challenged party workers to register at least 50,000 new voters from the estimated 12 lakh educated graduates in the constituency. He emphasized the need for party members to be more active on digital platforms and to effectively highlight government achievements.
Chavan also stressed the importance of booth-level voter connect, urging workers to strengthen direct contact with voters while addressing local issues.
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