After Gujarat Vote, PM Modi Opens BJP’s Two-Day Poll Strategy Session

After casting his ballot in Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hurried back to Delhi to convene a two-day strategy meeting for the upcoming election.

Before the big show — the national elections in 2024 — in which the BJP will run for a third consecutive term in power at the Center, a number of state elections are scheduled for 2023. The BJP is preparing a “Sneh Milan campaign,” which appears to be the other important agenda item. According to PM Modi, the goal of the campaign is to “culturally connect” the many regions of the nation.

The session, which was attended by all of the party’s office bearers, large and small, according to senior party leader Raman Singh, has a lengthy to-do list.

Along with the elections, the leaders intend to talk about the economy, the G-20, which India is presently leading, and several cultural concerns.

“All issues will be discussed in this meeting, including upcoming elections,” Raman Singh told reporters after PM Modi inaugurated the two-day session. Under the head of elections, the meet will discuss booth empowerment, Mr Singh said.

The topic of border villages was also brought up by the prime minister.

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