PM Modi to interact with BJP Yuva Morcha Karyakartas on Monday
Bengaluru, May 5 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will interact with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Yuva Morcha Karyakartas (workers), who are presently busy in working for the saffron outfit in the poll-bound southern state, though an app on Monday.
Modi on Saturday tweeted, "On Monday, 7th May, at 9 AM I look forward to an interaction with @BJP4Karnataka Yuva Morcha Karyakartas via the NaMo App. Our young and energetic Karyakartas are doing commendable work at the grassroots level and popularising the good work of the Central Government among people."
On Monday, 7th May, at 9 AM I look forward to an interaction with @BJP4Karnataka Yuva Morcha Karyakartas via the NaMo App. Our young and energetic Karyakartas are doing commendable work at the grassroots level and popularising the good work of the Central Government among people.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 5, 2018
Modi had earlier interacted with his party men digitally.
Prior to his Chinese trip, Modi had interacted with his party men. He had suggested the workers to involve women workers in the poll process.
Modi has advised the BJP workers to reach out to each and every family in the state.
"I would ask you to double the number of workers by incorporating women in the campaign process. Assign each individual to reach out to 10-15 families. I would say do not try to win Assembly election but booths. If the party can win booths, it will emerge as victorious in the battle."
The Karnataka poll has virtually turned out to be a battle between present and former Chief Ministers, Siddaramaiah and Yeddyurappa.
The BJP is eyeing on to return to power in the state.
Karnataka is one of the last few strong holds of the Congress.
The poll will be held in a single phase on May 12. The counting of the votes will take place on Apr 15.
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