Home Minister Amit Shah and CM Yogi Adityanath and others.
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Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday reviewed the election preparations for 14 Lok Sabha seats in the fifth phase. In the meeting, the Home Minister gave a mantra to the booth committees and Panna Pramukhs to increase voting. He said that before voting, all the booth presidents including all their committee members and Panna Pramukhs should contact all the houses in their respective areas at least two-three times. Also give Modi’s guarantee letter to every member of your family and explain it to them.
In an organizational meeting held in the presence of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in a hotel in the capital, Shah gave the task of increasing the voting percentage at every booth to the booth organizations and Panna heads as well as all the officials associated with voting management. Shah said that before this all the officials should vote with their families at 7 in the morning. After this, get busy in taking the voters of all the houses of their respective areas to the booths. Do this work till the voting is over.
The Home Minister told the officials that during door-to-door contact, explain to all the voters about Modi’s guarantee written in the BJP’s resolution letters and also take feedback from them. He said that it should also be ensured that BJP stickers are put on the doors of all the houses and also focus on increasing the voting margin. In the meeting, State President Bhupendra Chaudhary, Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brijesh Pathak, State General Secretary (Organization) Dharampal, State co-in-charge Sanjay Chaurasia, regional presidents of Awadh and Kanpur, besides Lok Sabha area in-charge, convenors, cluster heads and more than 150 people were present in the meeting. People were present.
Special focus on new and beneficiary category voters
The Home Minister told the officials associated with the voting program that during door-to-door contact, special focus should be on contacting the new voters as well as the beneficiaries of the government’s welfare schemes.
Voting should be conducted by dividing the booths category wise
The Home Minister, while specifically explaining to the Booth Committee and Panna Pramukhs, said that work would be done on the strategy of conducting voting on the basis of booths marked in categories “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”. Do it. BJP has kept those booths in “A” and “B” category, on which BJP always registers victory. Whereas the booths which sometimes lose and sometimes win are kept in “C” category and the weak booths are kept in “D” category. The Home Minister said that voting should be conducted first thing in the morning at “A” and “B” category booths. After this, contact the voters of “C” and “D” category booths and take them to the booths.
