BJP holds meeting to increase voting percentage in next two phases of LS polls in state

May 2, 2024

Bhopal : The Election Management Committee of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held a meeting on Thursday at the state party office in Bhopal to discuss ways to increase voter turnout in the next two phases of Lok Sabha elections in the state.

State BJP Chief VD Sharma, cabinet minister Uday Pratap Singh, state in-charge for Lok Sabha elections Mahendra Singh, and other party leaders were present in the meeting.

After the meeting, state BJP Chief Sharma said, “A discussion was held for the management of parliamentary constituencies in the third and fourth phases of Lok Sabha elections in the state. Monitoring of the work was done, and feedback was collected in the meeting. It was also discussed to increase the voting percentage in the upcoming phases of LS polls, and discussions were done to ascertain the reasons for low voting.”

Meanwhile, the BJP leader also held Congress responsible for the lower voting percentage in the first two phases of the polling in the state.
“Congress’ core voters are angry, they did not step out to vote, and this is the big reason for the decline in voter turnout in the state. The BJP will do even better management for the third and fourth phases of the LS polls to increase voter turnout in the state,” he added.

Besides, the BJP leader further said that representatives of political parties from six countries Uganda, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Israel, Mauritius and Vietnam also attended the meeting and knew about the workings of the BJP.