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Lok Sabha elections 2019: “Not only the political parties but all the people in India want to oust Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). In the days to come you will witness a strong alliance," former CM of Uttar Pradesh said.
Letters were sent to the state unit chiefs on September 13 asking them to ensure that they enrol at least 10 assistants at every booth with the help of district and block units of the party.
The T20 here, differs from the one popular in cricketing parlance as the party has set a target for every worker to visit at least 20 houses in their area and publicise the Narendra Modi-led government's achievements while having tea.
It is worth noting that the prime minister has already visited more than 300 constituencies since he took over in May 2014, according to BJP.
Mayawati also alleged that the BJP is trying to “use Atal ji's death for political gains.”
Lok Sabha elections 2019 is slated to take place in the months of April-May to constitute the 17th Lok Sabha.
Lok Sabha elections 2019: Modi's attack came during a video interaction with booth level workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from Jaipur (Rural), Nawada, Ghaziabad, Hazaribagh and Arunachal West parliamentary constituencies.
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