The lotus campaign is now in full swing…
BJP is aiming to win at least ten mp seats from the state. The party leadership is preparing activities to hold public meetings and road shows in large numbers. Top leaders will enter the arena to support the party candidates. bjp sources revealed that prime minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister amit shah, and party national president jp nadda will conduct a whirlwind campaign in Telangana. It is known that the notification for 17 mp seats in the state will be issued on the 18th of this month.
Speaking about the preparation of bjp, one of the main leaders of the party said, 'We are going to conduct the process of filing nominations of candidates on a large scale and bring more enthusiasm in the cadre at the field level. National leaders of the party will be present during the filing of nominations. After this process is over, there will be campaign meetings of top party leaders. They will be held till May 11. We expect to organize at least 15 public meetings and two or three massive road shows with Modi, amit shah, and Nadda. The exercise is going on in which areas these should be held,' he said. Meanwhile, bjp sources have revealed that with the massive roadshow held by prime minister Modi in hyderabad on the 15th of last month, there has been a new enthusiasm in the party cadre.
A senior bjp leader revealed that amit shah, who came to hyderabad on the 12th of last month, gave several instructions to the cadre and leaders on the organizational strength of the party, and in accordance with this, polling booth-level programs and parliamentary segment meetings are being conducted extensively. He said that the assemblies of the parliament segments will be completed even when the acceptance of nominations starts, and from then on, the focus will be on campaigning. He said that in 17 lok sabha constituencies across the state, party candidates are campaigning from house to house and creating awareness as to why Modi should come for the third term as Prime Minister. While pointing out the failures of both BRS and Congress, they are explaining the benefits to the state if bjp wins more seats, he said. In these circumstances, another bjp leader expressed confidence that the campaign of the party's national top leaders will further improve their chances of victory.
