MP BJP To Take To Streets To Woo Gen Z, Counter Congress And CJP Protests; Ministers, MPs And MLAs To Lead Campaign Till November 5
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Fed up with the agitations launched by the Congress and the CJP, the BJP has also decided to take to the streets. The state BJP unit has geared up to launch the campaign after receiving instructions from the party's central leadership. As part of the drive, the BJP will interact with the college and school students. The party also plans to use its intellectuals to send…
The BJP in Madhya Pradesh is gearing up to counter protests by the Congress and the CJP by engaging with the youth through a campaign that will run until November 5. The state BJP unit, receiving instructions from the central leadership, has planned to interact with college and school students as part of their outreach efforts. The party intends to employ various methods, including press conferences, padyatras, intellectual discussions, Yuva Samvad, student competitions, and social media outreach to connect with the younger demographic.
Notable figures from the BJP, such as Deputy Chief Minister Jagdish Devda, Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya, and several legislators like Alok Sharma, Gaurav Pardhi, and Neeraj Thakur, amongst others, have been assigned key roles in leading the campaign. Additionally, Bhartiya Janta Party's vice-president Nishant Khare, Nandita Pathak, general secretary Lata Wankhede, Manoranjan Mishra, Rajendra Singh, and other leaders are also part of this initiative.
The party aims to continue this campaign until November 5, countering the opposition protests through these various events and activities.
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