BJP workers to visit Rajasthan villages under campaign to mark completion of 9 yrs of Modi govt
One cluster comprises four Lok Sabha seats.Two senior BJP leaders will remain on an eight-day visit to the clusters, Joshi said.
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To mark the completion of nine years of the Modi government at the Centre, the BJP workers will visit villages in Rajasthan with the message of service, good governance and welfare of the poor, party state president said on Friday.
The party has planned a month-long 'Maha Jansampark Abhiyan' under which clusters of Lok Sabha constituencies have been formed, CP Joshi said. One cluster comprises four Lok Sabha seats.
Two senior BJP leaders will remain on an eight-day visit to the clusters, Joshi said. Apart from this, dialogues with various groups, including the beneficiaries of Central government schemes, businessmen and intellectuals, will be held.
He said on the occasion of World Yoga Day on June 23, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will communicate with the people of the country, adding that on June 25, after the 'Mann Ki Baat' program, a seminar on the 1975 Emergency will be organised.
Targeting the Ashok Gehlot-led state government, Joshi said the Congress leader has only made announcements and carried out no development work in the state. He alleged that the Congress-led state government has only rebranded the schemes introduced by the Central government and presented them as its own.
Petrol and diesel are the costliest in Rajasthan but the chief minister has not taken any steps to give relief to the people, the BJP leader further alleged.
''After looting the public for four and a half years, when Gehlot remembered the public, he set up inflation relief camps,'' he added.
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