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Union Minister Amit Shah's two-day visit to Jammu has made BJP's strategy clear. BJP is talking about the entire state, but the main focus in the assembly elections is on Jammu division. Shah has stressed on connecting workers from all sections of society with themselves through the party's Sankalp Patra. He has given the message to the people that if the opposition forms the government, what will be the picture of Jammu and Kashmir again. In this, the slogan of nationalism has been given by leaving behind terrorism, separatism, corruption. Gujjar, Bakkarwal, Pahari and Dalit voters have also been assured of reservation. Shah said – If NC and Congress form the government, you will have to go to Srinagar for every small thing.
Shah focused on women, youth, farmers and poor by repeating the Sankalp Patra in the Vijay Sankalp Booth Workers Conference held in Jammu on Saturday. It mainly mentions giving Rs 180000 annually to the senior woman of the house under Maa Samman Yojana, giving 5 lakh jobs under Pandit Premnath Dogra Employment Scheme, giving a total amount of 10 thousand with an additional amount of 4 thousand under PM Kisan, laptops for students of higher secondary classes in remote areas, coaching feature of Rs 10000 for youth, transport cost, one-time application fee, reimbursement, increasing old age, widow and disability pension three times to Rs 3000, etc. Along with this, Gujjar, Bakkarwal, Dalit and poor voters have been assured that BJP will take full care of their reservation. The target has been set to take all these agendas to every house through the workers. So that BJP can get maximum vote percentage in support of the party in potential areas.
Two-point formula to increase vote percentage in Jammu division
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has given the formula of four families to the workers for victory in the Jammu Kashmir assembly elections. In this, every worker has been given the target of getting his family and three other relatives to vote for the BJP at 11.30 am on the day of voting. Shah is seeing the possibility of increasing the vote percentage in favor of the BJP with this formula.
During his Jammu visit, Shah has urged the party leaders to seriously implement the four-family formula. He said, workers are the strength of the party. They should go door-to-door and make people aware of the anti-national and divisive agendas of the NC and Congress. We have seen the power of democracy in the recent Lok Sabha elections. Earlier, even 10 percent voting in Kashmir was exaggerated in Delhi, but today 58 percent voting is taking place there.
This has been possible due to the policies of the Modi government and the cooperation of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Booth workers will go door to door to make people aware about the changes in Jammu and Kashmir. A large number of voters are expected in the first assembly elections being held in Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370. Tourism has received an unprecedented boost here. After many years, 5.12 lakh Amarnath pilgrims have been on the pilgrimage. He said that the workers should not misunderstand my meaning but they should ensure that the voters reach the polling booth even from the grave.
BJP's door to door campaign from September 10
BJP has put in all its efforts to achieve its target in the assembly elections. The final preparations are now being made before the polling. The party is starting a door-to-door campaign from September 10. All booths will be included in this. Around 4000 workers from the party will be involved in this campaign under one division. All seven fronts have also been included in the campaign. BJP flags will be hoisted on all houses.
Party's general secretary (organization) Ashok Kaul said that in the first phase, a door-to-door campaign will be run from 10 to 11 September. The district president and divisional president will lead it. Before this, a meeting will be held at Shakti Kendras on 9 September. The preparations for the campaign will be finalized by holding meetings at all the booths this evening. Workers will run the campaign from every booth. People will be made aware of the anti-national and anti-people agendas of the opposition parties by going door to door. Similarly, a contact campaign will be run on 17 and 18 September for the second phase of voting. While for the third phase, the campaign will be run in two phases scheduled earlier along with 24 to 25 September. Three voter meetings will be held at all the booths. A worker-public dialogue will be held. Maximum crowd will be gathered for the upcoming Prime Minister's rally.