In January, as part of the "Lok Sabha pravaas" program, Amit Shah will travel to 11 states.
During my January political tour, I toured 11 states as part of the Lok Sabha Pravaas campaign in preparation for the upcoming general elections.
The plan, launched by the BJP last year, involves union government ministers visiting 3-4 Lok Sabha constituencies at a time to check the readiness of the organizations and identify issues raised in the provinces and constituencies.
A nationwide yatra for the next general elections will start on 5 January in Tripura, where the Shah will travel. He will visit Manipur and Nagaland on his 6th January. The state is holding parliamentary elections this year.
After visiting Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand on January 7, the Shah will travel to Andhra Pradesh the next day. Uttar, who served as party general secretary in his 2014 general decision on 16 January he will go to Pradesh and move to West Bengal on 17 January.
The Shah will head south on his 28th January to Hubali in North Karnataka, which will be a key seat in the upcoming parliamentary elections. On January 29, he will conclude with a trip to Punjab and Haryana.
After reviewing the Lok Sabha pravaas program, several ministers were fined for not completing the organizational work assigned by the party. Mr. Shah's tour can be interpreted as a sign of his accomplishments in this regard.
Synopsis:-
Since 2014, the Shah has played a pivotal role in the expansion of his BJP, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Shah is a key election strategist for the ruling party. The party had previously identified 160 seats it thought could lose its majority in 2019.
