New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party, which is putting up a tough fight against Mamata’s TMC in West Bengal in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, plans to launch a massive public relations campaign ahead of next year’s general elections to project a better performance. In the process, the BJP will launch a ‘public relations campaign’, under which all party leaders and workers will meet the public and publicize the achievements of the Center while seeking public feedback on the government’s performance. Sources said the BJP would highlight the deteriorating law and order situation in the state.
With the aim of increasing its seats in the West Bengal Lok Sabha elections, the party is working to remove all the shortcomings of the Bengal Mandal and booth level. Sources said, ‘Along with this, in view of the Lok Sabha elections, the BJP will also start a public relations campaign in March-April. Its preparation and planning is still going on.
According to top party sources, the BJP is working on the reorganization of all the Bengal divisional district booth level committees. BJP sources said that the party is working on the reorganization of all the Bengal divisional district booth level committees.
Wherever there is uncontrollable performance, work is being done to complete it. There will be a change in the faces of committees at booth and mandal level.
The party will hold a state executive meeting in the state on January 21 to discuss and finalize the party’s further plans.
“Currently, work is underway on infrastructure to fill the gap in the organization,” he added.
Under the party’s Lok Sabha migration scheme, various Union ministers have been given the task of living in Lok Sabha constituencies. Union ministers include Dharmendra Pradhan, Smriti Irani, Pankaj Chowdhary and Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti. All of them have been allotted around 4 Lok Sabha seats where they come and hold meetings.
Sources said, “They collect information from the ground level. The first round of the tour has been completed and the second phase will start soon, which will continue till the Lok Sabha elections.”
“JP Nadda and Union Home Minister Amit Shah are likely to visit West Bengal in the coming days. However, a final decision has not been taken on the matter. The party is serious about the West Bengal elections and is working on the weak points. party,” he added.
In the Lok Sabha elections 2019, maximum vicissitudes were seen in West Bengal. In 2014, the Bharatiya Janata Party, which won only two seats, had won 18 seats, performing brilliantly. At the same time, the ruling Trinamool Congress suffered heavy losses. TMC, which won 34 out of 42 seats in 2014, got only 22 seats.