Kanpur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is ready to overcome voters in 52 assembly segments of the Canpur-Bundelkhand region of Delhi.
Party sources told that on February 2, PM would hold a virtual general meeting and through this, he would try to reach more than 50 regional voters.
The number of voters in this area is around 1.56 crores.
There is a system for connecting 2.5 to 3 lakh people together in a virtual rally.
Party Bharatiya Janata (BJP) has decided that more and more people will be connected with the prime minister’s virtual rally by placing LED screens at the office of the candidate in each district and assembly segment.
In addition, it will also broadcast directly on various social media platforms.
On Sunday, the regional president of the Manvendra Party Singh held a virtual meeting with all heads of the district, assembly on charges of preparation for Modi’s first election rally in this region.
Now the setting is made to connect the maximum number of people to listen to the address of the prime minister.
In 2017, BJP has won 47 seats in the Kanpur-Bundelkhand region.
This time the party has set a target to win 50 seats.
BJP President, North President of Sunil Bajaj said it needed to take place for a virtual rally from the Prime Minister in February 2.
The district unit has been instructed to make arrangements for this Virtual PM program.
“Ti cells from the party have become active.
Telessast from virtual rallies must be carried out in all 10 assembly areas in the district, so that the setting for 10 LEDs has also been made.
The party will simultaneously connect 5,000 people with virtual demonstrations in 10 assembly seats,” Bajaj added .
PM to overcome voters virtually in 52 Kanpur seats, B’Khand tomorrow
