JAIPUR: On the concluding day of the two-day ‘Chintan Bhaitak’ at Kumbhalgarh in Rajsamand on Wednesday., state BJP leaders have held marathon discussions on all 200 assembly seats in order to evaluate the party’s present situation on the political pitch and to prepare for assembly elections 2023.
Party’s national general secretary B L Santosh evaluated the performance of all 71 MLAs and position of the party in remaining 129 seats is seen as party first step towards assembly polls which is touted as Mission 2023.
“On the basis of the feedback, the senior leaders have prepared a strategy for the party workers and leaders to work till the elections in the state. It was decided that prime focus has to be on promoting the social welfare schemes of Modi government,” said a party source.
Also, instructions have been given to the state leaders by B L Santosh and BJP national in charge in Rajasthan Arun Singh that they should develop statewide campaigns on multiple subjects highlighting the failures of the Gehlot government.
“The party workers have to be kept in action mode till the elections approach. Also, keeping the failures of the state government remained in the memory of the state is very important as these will going to be real issues in the elections,” said a party source.
Indicating the two-day meet directed for mission 2023, BJP state president Satish Poonia tweeted a picture of praying in a local temple in Kumbhalgarh for the success of the party in 2023. The absence of former chief minister Vasundhara Raje was discussed in the meetings held on both days.
“The absence of Raje at a time when she is projecting herself as the tallest leader in the state is very damaging. This is the first meeting in which all the 200 seats, 25 Lok Sabha seats and party’s grip in seven divisions was discussed in great detail under the leadership of Santosh, who is considered a master strategist in the party,” said a top-level source.
Replying to media on a question of Janta Sena’s and former BJP leader Randeer Singh Bhinder’s giving party’s ticket from Vallabhnagar assembly seat, Poonia said, “The parliamentary board of the party will decide the candidate after through feedback from the ground.”
