New Delhi [India], October 1 (ANI): A meeting was called at the residence of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National President Jagat Prakash Nadda for discussing the Delhi Assembly elections. This meeting lasted for about half an hour.
Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP Organisation General Secretary BL Santosh, Delhi BJP State President Virendra Sachdeva, former Delhi MP Ramesh Bidhuri and Pravesh Verma were also present in the meeting.
A source in the BJP told ANI that putting forward the issues of unauthorised colonies in Delhi, slums, water problems, electricity bills, etc. and bringing the truth about Delhi’s Aam Aadmi Party government and the corruption done by them in front of the public was also discussed in today’s meeting, said sources.
According to sources, in the meeting, the high command has directed to make a road map for the preparation of Delhi Assembly elections within 7 days.
Instructions have been given to bring the merits of the central government to the public and to make a strategy to win the assembly elections.
Speaking further, the source said that Delhi Assembly elections are to be held in February 2025. The BJP will contest the assembly elections with full strength.
The people of Delhi are fed up with the corruption of Arvind Kejriwal and BJP will enter the electoral fray in Delhi with a new strategy. It will work strongly to win the 70 assembly seats in Delhi, the source said.
According to sources, strategies like exposing the shortcomings and corruption of Arvind Kejriwal in front of the public and bringing the achievements of the central government in front of the people of Delhi as much as possible have been discussed.
Nadda also held meetings with the BJP leaders from West Bengal and Goa. Bengal BJP State President Sukanta Majumdar and leader Surendra Adhikari were present in the meeting, while Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and State Health Minister Vishwajeet Rane were present in the meeting, regarding the state of Goa. (ANI)
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