BJP President Amit Shah to meet party's 'social media warriors' in Delhi

Shah will interact with around 300 party workers and supporters having more than 10,000 followers on social media at the NDMC convention centre, said a Delhi BJP leader.

Published: 21st June 2018 12:23 AM  |   Last Updated: 21st June 2018 12:23 AM   |  A+A-

BJP chief Amit Shah (File | EPS)

By PTI

NEW DELHI: BJP chief Amit Shah will interact with "social media warriors" of the Delhi unit of the party and also held meetings of its core group and SC Morcha tomorrow, party sources said.

Shah will interact with around 300 party workers and supporters having more than 10,000 followers on social media at the NDMC convention centre, said a Delhi BJP leader.

"Besides organisational issues, the stock taking of coming general elections will also take place during the meetings," he said.

The interaction with "social media warriors" was planned in view of growing significance of online platforms in creating "perception" that is important in politics, he said.

The members of core group met yesterday to discuss preparations for the visit of party chief to the Delhi BJP office and meetings to be attended by him.

 

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