Large-scale BJP gathering ahead of Lok Sabha elections
The Bharat Mandapam will host the biggest assembly of BJP delegates from all across the nation in recent memory. Several officials have compared the event to the BJP's enormous plenary session in Mumbai in 1995, which drew thousands of attendees. Everyone in the group took part.
Usually, the economy serves as the foundation for one proposal, which emphasizes the party's position on the German problem and the present political atmosphere.
Around 11,500 party members, including elected panchayat chiefs and party district presidents, are scheduled to attend the two-day National Council meeting starting on Saturday. It is believed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will present the BJP's strategy for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections. additionally, Union Minister.
On Sunday, Modi will give the parting speech, which is expected to include a summary of the main points of the BJP's campaign and an exhortation to its supporters to do every effort in order to reach the party's goal of 370 seats. Party president JP Nadda will open the gathering. will be inspired to do so. Election seats.
The Bharat Mandapam will host the biggest assembly of BJP delegates from all across the nation in recent memory. Several officials have compared the event to the BJP's enormous plenary session in Mumbai in 1995, which drew thousands of attendees. Everyone in the group took part.
Senior BJP officials from throughout the nation, including chief ministers, state ministers, state party presidents, including organizational leaders, would be present at the conference.
'Fronts' and district body representatives from over the nation will also be present at the massive gathering.
The attendance in National Council sessions over the last ten years has been around 3,000, with two of them taking place in the nation's capital only weeks before the Lok Sabha elections in 2014 and 2019.
The leaders of the BJP are optimistic that this National Council would persuade their members to back Modi, since the Mumbai session—during which then-president LK Advani proclaimed Atal Bihari Vajpayee as the party's prime ministerial candidate—paved the way for the party to win power. will come together under the leadership as he sees fit. became the first Prime Minister to serve three terms in a row since Jawaharlal Nehru.
On Thursday, senior party leader Ravi Shankar Prasad predicted that the council will approve two resolutions.
Usually, the economy serves as the foundation for one proposal, which emphasizes the party's position on the German problem and the present political atmosphere.
The topics include the recent white paper on the economy that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman gave in Parliament, the building of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, the supposed turmoil in the opposition Indian side, the success of the G20 conference in 2023, and the nation's standing internationally. This most likely consists of the meeting's important leaders' statements and suggestions.
Political leaders expressed their willingness to talk about the welfare programs of the Modi administration in addition to the Prime Minister's emphasis on empowering the four main "castes" of women, youth, the poor, and farmers.
Political watchers will also be watching to see whether the governing party discusses the electoral bond concerns, which the opposition parties have used to target the BJP in the wake of ongoing farmer protests and which the Supreme Court has declared to be illegal. They hail mostly from Punjab.
Melon would take him to success, according to Prasad, who expressed confidence that the circumstances will be similar this time. The BJP earned its first majority in the Lok Sabha in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections and secured a significant victory in 2019 after two pre-poll council meetings. The House has 543 members and 370 seats.
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance would also win more than 400 seats, he added, echoing Modi's assertion.
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