BJP kick-starts Ek Note – Kamal Par Vote campaign in city
1 Feb 2014 5:23 AM IST
The Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party launched its ‘Ek Note — Kamal Par Vote’ campaign in the city with a target to touch every household in the city under the Mission 272 plus. The campaign was kicked off by BJP national president Rajnath Singh in the presence of thousands of BJP workers at Constitution Club on Thursday.
Under this month long campaign, the Delhi BJP will collect donations from every home for the Lok Sabha election campaign. The party workers will also ask the voters to cast a symbolic vote while collecting the money.
‘The writing on the wall is clear that the whole country is looking for a change for the betterment and BJP-led NDA has emerged as the only viable alternative,’ said Singh.
The leader of opposition in Delhi Harsh Vardhan said, ‘It is time to throw out the corrupt government and usher in a new era of development. This campaign will play a crucial part in creating more awareness about BJP’s policies and agenda.’
Under this month long campaign, the Delhi BJP will collect donations from every home for the Lok Sabha election campaign. The party workers will also ask the voters to cast a symbolic vote while collecting the money.
‘The writing on the wall is clear that the whole country is looking for a change for the betterment and BJP-led NDA has emerged as the only viable alternative,’ said Singh.
The leader of opposition in Delhi Harsh Vardhan said, ‘It is time to throw out the corrupt government and usher in a new era of development. This campaign will play a crucial part in creating more awareness about BJP’s policies and agenda.’
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