bjp: ‘Lotus’ stickers on houses of govt scheme beneficiaries | India News – Times of India

PRAYAGRAJ: While Union home minister Amit Shah and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath launched the party’s door-to-door campaign blitz from Kairana and other west UP seats, the UP BJP brass has unleashed a targeted plan to cover at least four crore houses of beneficiaries of central and state flagship welfare schemes under its ‘Har Ghar Bhajapa’ programme. With each household having an average three members of voting age, the party hopes to wean away at least 12 crore voters to its camp.
The BJP state leadership has in fact, chalked out a special strategy to reach out to every household, particularly those who have availed benefits of various Union and state government-run schemes in all 403 assembly segments across the state.
In Prayagraj, BJP members have intensified their door-to-door campaign and are reaching out to all beneficiaries. Aiming for a clean sweep of 12 assembly seats in Prayagraj, party workers are pasting stickers of the party symbol ‘lotus’ at the entrance of homes of the beneficiaries.
The campaign is being conducted in all 60 mandals of Prayagraj district. Apart from the campaign blitz on social media by taking the achievements of BJP-led Union and state governments to masses, a team of five party workers is also knocking at doors, particularly in slums, with the slogan ‘Poori Hui Har Aas, Ghar Ghar Hua Vikas’.
Besides, the party is specially focusing on specific pockets where it had received less votes in 2017 elections. Party workers are hold camps at city’s prominent crossings to woo voters by interacting with them and sharing the list of state government’s achievements.
Senior BJP member Ashish Gupta told TOI, “As the polling dates are inching closer, the party has intensified the ‘Har Ghar Bhajapa’ campaign in all the 12 assembly seats of the district.”
All the panna pramukhs in the 60 mandals of the district have been assigned the task of conducting door-to-door campaigns and ensure that no house is left out.
“Five-member teams of BJP workers are knocking the doors in the city, trans-Ganga and trans-Yamuna belts to garner support for the party,” said senior BJP member Shailesh Kumar Pandey.