Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh on Sunday asked the BJP workers to maximise the use of the NaMo app, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official mobile application, and publicise it among people.
Speaking at a party programme in Udaipur, Singh said that the app was useful and people could get information and updates about the government's work through it.
The minister said that the party should reach out to the masses, tell them about the work done by the government and encourage the use of the NaMo app.
If such efforts are made, there will be no problem in forming the state government again in the next elections, Singh said.
Rajasthan is among the three BJP-ruled states which go to polls later this year.
The other two are Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
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