Samajwadi Party to draw up action plan for Assembly polls today
7 Feb 2015 11:53 PM GMT
Ruling Samajwadi Party will kick-start its action plan for the 2017 Assembly elections from on Saturday by launching block-level campaigns and propagating government's schemes to counter what the party fears is the growing influence of the BJP in the state.
"The party's state-wide campaign will be launched on Saturday and will continue till February 15. During the campaign, work done by the government will be highlighted and attempts will be made to connect with the people and feel their pulse," SP General Secretary Arvind Singh Gope said on Friday. "We will try to know the expectations of the people as their feedback will be important in achieving 'Mission 2017' and forming government again," he said.
From Friday, SP leaders will fan out in different parts of the state and propagate government's schemes to ensure that its grass-root set up is "well oiled" to take on a resurgent BJP. The party, which is keen on repeating its performance of 2012, has also directed ministers not to neglect party workers, who are the backbone of the organisation.
"The party's state-wide campaign will be launched on Saturday and will continue till February 15. During the campaign, work done by the government will be highlighted and attempts will be made to connect with the people and feel their pulse," SP General Secretary Arvind Singh Gope said on Friday. "We will try to know the expectations of the people as their feedback will be important in achieving 'Mission 2017' and forming government again," he said.
From Friday, SP leaders will fan out in different parts of the state and propagate government's schemes to ensure that its grass-root set up is "well oiled" to take on a resurgent BJP. The party, which is keen on repeating its performance of 2012, has also directed ministers not to neglect party workers, who are the backbone of the organisation.
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