The Jharkhand unit of BJP today decided to go door-to-door to urge one 'vote-one note' from the electorate to supplement its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's general election campaign.
"The party leaders and workers will go house to house across Jharkhand urging the voters to give 'one vote and one (rupee) note'," party's state unit president Ravindra Kumar Rai told a press conference here.
The 'Fund for Modi hundi' is about feet-long sealed containers, which the party leaders and workers would hold out before the voters requesting to donate one rupee and their vote, he said.
The party would take out two campaign 'Raths' for each of the fourteen Lok Sabha constituencies as part of its election campaign in the run up to the general elections, he added.
