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BJP leaders on branding ‘Modi’

September 12, 2020 By Shivanee Thote
Bihar’s BJP candidate did internal research that presented the anti-incumbency against the Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is high at the low level. Whereas the name Modi is shining.
Image source: Economic Times

NEW DELHI: The BJP’s candidate in Bihar after doing an internal survey claimed that there is anti-incumbency against Nitish Kumar whereas the name of Modi is given more importance. This responsibility of doing research was undertaken by a group of 90 leaders inclusive of all secretaries, vice president, and other leaders who are the members of the assembly or body formed for the purpose of election operation.

Continuous three days in august these leaders were asked by the party employee to come up to the booth level and examine the circumstances at a low level. According to the statement provided by a senior BJP leader to ET, it was found out that there is a sense of frustration among people towards Nitish Kumar on the ground level.

People have expressed their unhappiness towards the growing corruption in Bihar, poor execution of government policy, and also the inability of the Bihar government to control the flood. Whereas on the other hand, people are tremendously positive about the work done by Narendra Modi as he worked for various sections of the society and also provided a lot of help to the poor during the pandemic.

This statement was provided by BJP Bihar-in-charge Bhupendra Yadav and Bihar Deputy Sushil Kumar Modi. Modi has been declaring various projects and policies for the betterment of the citizens of Bihar. Moving ahead he would also organize various projects worth thousand crores. On the other hand, Atma Nirbhar Bharat has also become a campaign slogan in Bihar.

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News source: economic Times

A quick read by Shivaki Khandelwal

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