Bihar BJP Launches Save Democracy, End Mob Rule Campaign from October 22
Starting October 22, the Bihar BJP will host a campaign focusing on democracy and electoral integrity, running until November 5.
Patna, October 21 (Daily Kiran) : The Bihar BJP is set to kick off its ‘Save Democracy, End Mob Rule’ campaign on October 22, continuing until November 5. This 15-day initiative will include a variety of events such as press conferences, rallies, national dialogue sessions, youth discussions, student competitions, and social media outreach.
State President Sanjay Sarawagi reviewed the campaign preparations during a meeting at the party’s state office. He provided necessary guidance to officials in attendance. The strategy for effectively implementing the campaign across all districts was developed in a meeting that included Sarawagi and State Organization General Secretary Bhikhu Bhai Dalsania.
Following the meeting, Sarawagi held a video conference with district presidents and local team members to discuss event organization, public relations, and organizational coordination. According to the BJP, the campaign will address key issues such as the credibility of democratic institutions, the accuracy of voter lists, the protection of voting rights, and constitutional values.
The party plans to challenge the policies of opposition parties, particularly the Congress and the CJP, while advocating for democratic processes. The BJP accuses the opposition of spreading confusion regarding voter lists and electoral processes, aiming to undermine public trust in democratic institutions.
The campaign’s agenda includes rallies themed ‘Save Democracy, End Mob Rule’, national dialogue sessions, youth discussions on ‘Democracy vs. Mob Rule’, competitions for students, and influencer outreach programs centered on the message ‘Remove Intruders, Save Democracy’.
Additionally, the campaign will distribute special magazine editions, literature, and pamphlets, while also utilizing social media for public engagement and promotional materials. The meeting saw participation from key party figures including State General Secretary Dhanraj Sharma, Saroj Ranjan Patel, State Vice Presidents Sheila Kushwaha and Pawan Jaiswal, MLA Sanjay Gupta, Legislative Council member Anamika Singh Patel, and State Spokesperson Prem Ranjan Patel, among others involved in the campaign.
Sanjay Sarawagi emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts at the district level for the campaign’s success. The party aims to foster public dialogue about democracy, the integrity of voter lists, and constitutional processes through various programs across the state.
