The party will brief the media in various state capitals tomorrow to apprise the public of "deliberate" security lapses and the government's soft approach on terror.
BJP leaders will hold press conferences across the country to highlight the "attack on its Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and other senior leaders" at the Patna rally by allegedly compromising on security.
BJP wants to make national security a political issue by raking it up at a pan-India level and tell the public that the government is "not serious" on the issue and is instead doing "vote-bank politics".
