Thanks Modi Bhaijaan campaign started in Uttar Pradesh

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Regarding the Lok Sabha elections, BJP has intensified its efforts to woo every section. In this series, BJP Minority Morcha started 'Thank you Modi Bhai Jaan' campaign from Monday. Under this campaign, the first public meeting was organized in Lucknow in which a large number of Muslim women participated. In the public meeting, information was given about the work done by BJP for Muslim community under Modi government. During this, slogans like 'There is no distance, no gap, Modi is our brother' were also raised from the stage.

There will be meetings under this campaign in every district. In the campaign, information will be given about those schemes of the Central Government, which have specifically benefited Muslims.

Minister of State in the State Government Danish Ali also participated in the public meeting organized in Lucknow and said that the Modi government is working for the development of everyone.

Under the campaign, Muslim women will be engaged on the issue of triple talaq and will be told how much they have benefited from it. BJP state president Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary also addressed the public meeting.

State President of BJP Minority Morcha Kunwar Basit Ali said that in this campaign we will give information about the major decisions taken by Prime Minister Modi in the interest of Muslims and talk about the schemes which have benefited the Muslim community significantly.

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