BJP's mass connect campaign begins

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ET BureauLast Updated: May 30, 2023, 11:57 PM IST

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As part of the Union government's ninth anniversary celebrations, ministers and senior organisational members of the BJP will fan out across the country for its month-long mass-connect programme to drum up support as the 2024 LS election approaches.

In the run-up to 2024 general election, the BJP on Tuesday launched of a 'missed call' campaign to expand its support base. The initiative is similar to the membership drive the party had in 2019.

As part of the Union government's ninth anniversary celebrations, ministers and senior organisational members of the BJP will fan out across the country for its month-long mass-connect programme to drum up support as the 2024 LS election approaches. Sharing the details, campaign in-charge and BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh said the Prime Minister will launch the month-long 'mass connect' campaign with a rally in Ajmer on Wednesday.

The drive, which started Tuesday, will continue till June 30.

The party will also carry out, door-to-door campaign and will seek support by asking people to give a missed call on 9090902024, Chugh said.

Tuesday, 30 May, 2023

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