New Delhi : , Nov 23, 2003 – The BJP Central Leadership has handed’mantras” to party units in Delhi to help them win the next year’s municipal elections for the fourth time. Senior party leaders addressed a Delhi BJP state executive on Monday.
They asked them to launch the campaign in a positive tone, resolve differences, and get down to business.It was also requested by senior party leaders that the ticket decisions be made based on surveys and to encourage its members to contact their old colleagues.
According to reports, BJP National General Secretary (Organisation), B.L.Santhosh asked leaders to begin the campaign on a positive note, as opposition parties are more likely to benefit from negative campaigns.
“Santhosh stated that workers must only speak positively about corporations and the government of the Centre.Negative talks should not be allowed, he stated categorically.”Negative talks are an advantage for rivals,” a Delhi BJP leader stated.
Baijayant Jay Panda, BJP’s national vice-president and Delhi in charge has stated that the result of corporations polls will determine who gets a ticket.People who want tickets shouldn’t be doing “Ganesh Parikrama” (doing rounds with senior leaders), but rather work among the people.
Panda stated that the person people want with clean images and a winability factor, will be granted the ticket.
An office bearer of the party stated that Panda was emphatic in his message that the results from the surveys will determine the ticket price.
He said that Panda also recommended taking all the sections of society into consideration and that if this is done, no power could defeat us in either the ensuing corporate elections or next Assembly polls.
According to sources, Panda spoke of the importance of overcoming differences.
Panda said that the chariot can move forward if seven of its horses are moving in opposite directions.Only horses moving in the same direction can make the chariot move.
Sources said that the same applies to us.
Workers are asked to contact former office-bearers from the block up to the state levels of the party.
Arvind Kejriwal, Aam aadmi Party, has put a serious challenge to the BJP (which is currently ruling three Municipal Corporations of Delhi) for fifteen years.
2017 saw the BJP winning 181 of 272 municipal seats across three companies.In 2017, the AAP won 49 of total 272 municipal seats.Congress was third with 31.
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