BJP meet to make rally success today

Vijay Deo Jha Ranchi, Sunday, October 12, 2008

As only three days are left when Lal Krishna Advani, the prime ministerial candidate of the NDA, will address a rally in the State capital on Wednesday, the State BJP has asked the district units of the party to send the reports of their preparedness by Monday. The party has instructed the district units to mobilise party workers and bring as much people to Ranchi on that day.

Meanwhile, the State BJP would hold a review meeting on Sunday. Party MPs, MLAs, both former and current, office-bearers of the State BJP, presidents of the ancillary units of the party and BJP Ranchi Mahanagar members would participate in the meeting.

While talking about the meeting, Pradeep Sinha, BJP media in-charge said that it would be crucial one as it would give a final shape to the strategy regarding the rally.

The party has planned its strategy to ensure the turnout of not less than one lakh people to listen Advani. The party is expected to get the details of the particulars of the visit of senior BJP leader LK Advani on Sunday.

In the meeting responsibilities among the party workers and 13 different Mandals of BJP, Ranchi Mahanagar would be distributed. In this connection, Ranchi BJP convened meetings with the office-bearers of Chutia, Sukhdeonagar and Dhruva Mandal units of the party on Saturday.

“We want to make the rally as a benchmark and historic with our coordinated effort. The rally would be attended by not less than one lakh people and it would send a message about the BJP as the only viable political alterative in the State”, said Gama Singh.

The party sources said that the district units of BJP from Santhal Pargana region has been asked to ensure the maximum turnout of people. Meanwhile, Dumka, Deoghar and Pakur units of the party are learnt to have assured to bring maximum number of people.

“It would enable us to assess the organisational strength of the party and the party is focusing on nearly 19 such district units where the party is expecting good response”, a senior party leader said.