With Lok Sabha elections expected to be scheduled between April and May, and the Code of Conduct potentially taking effect in February, the political atmosphere is gaining momentum. As of now, the Election Commission has not officially announced the dates for the Lok Sabha elections, keeping the nation in anticipation of the unfolding political drama.
Ab ki baar 400 paar is the slogan for the BJP. Ayodhya Ram Temple will be the war head and consolidation of Hindu vote is the main agenda. This time the concentration will be more in the South.
Prashant Kishore the poll strategist in his latest interviews has stated that it is too late for the INDIA group to win the election.
Different wings of the BJP, like the Mahila Morcha, Kisan Morcha, Minority Morcha etc are mobilised to reach out to voters across the country. While Mahila Morcha is organising the “Kamal Doot” programme in panchayats to connect with beneficiaries of various schemes of the Modi government, the Minority Morcha has identified at least 60 minority-dominated constituencies across the country and will be launching a drive to make at least 5,000 new members in each of these constituencies.
On the occasion of the completion of four years of Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi on February 24, BJP Kisan Morcha is organising programmes in every district of the country to reach out to the beneficiaries.
Nana Patekar expressed his conviction, stating, “Just wait and watch how the BJP comes back to power in a big way. They have been doing great work, and there is no alternative.” The seasoned actor went on to suggest that he would not be surprised if the BJP managed to secure an impressive 375 to 400 seats in the upcoming elections.
