 "BJP President Amit Shah with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Aditynath at the Sahakari Bandhu Sammelan, in Lucknow on Saturday Photo: pti")
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will reach out to the 220 million Indians who will directly benefited from government policies just weeks before elections are due.
The BJP will begin its outreach program Feb. 26, when leaders and workers will fan across the country to visit potential voters: from women who receive government-subsidized cooking gas to villagers who availed small, cheap loans under an official credit program. BJP members plan to light lamps in the beneficiaries’ homes and neighborhoods and educate them about the government’s efforts under the awareness program called Kamal Jyoti, or Light of the Lotus, referring
The BJP will begin its outreach program Feb. 26, when leaders and workers will fan across the country to visit potential voters: from women who receive government-subsidized cooking gas to villagers who availed small, cheap loans under an official credit program. BJP members plan to light lamps in the beneficiaries’ homes and neighborhoods and educate them about the government’s efforts under the awareness program called Kamal Jyoti, or Light of the Lotus, referring
