New Delhi, April 2: Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged with BJP booth workers in Kerala through the NamO app on Thursday, providing them with strategies to strengthen their booths ahead of the assembly elections.
PM Modi urged the booth workers to create a five-year roadmap for their booths. He emphasized that they should compile a list of developmental initiatives their constituents wish to see over the next five years. The NDA-BJP government will work based on this roadmap, he assured, stating that this is a guarantee they must convey to their voters.
He encouraged the workers to visit homes and instill confidence in the electorate, urging them to vote for the BJP. Modi pointed out that the Congress and Communists have had their chance over the years, and now it is time to support the BJP-NDA.
The Prime Minister also advised the booth workers to inform voters about the remarkable services provided wherever the BJP has had the opportunity. During the session, he mentioned Vinita K.K., the booth president from Mananthavady, suggesting that she could outperform her MP, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, in a debate.
Earlier, PM Modi had similarly interacted with booth workers from Assam and Puducherry via the NamO app, emphasizing the need for hard work and voter awareness to ensure the NDA-BJP’s victory in the upcoming elections.
This initiative is part of the ‘My Booth is the Strongest’ campaign, where PM Modi regularly motivates booth workers through the NamO app.
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