Record-Breaking Seats Expected in 2024 Lok Sabha and Assembly Elections: Babulal Marandi

Ranchi: A state-level workshop of the "Village Chalo" campaign organized by the BJP was held at the party's state office, where Babulal Marandi, former Chief Minister and State President, addressed the gathering.

During the meeting, Babulal Marandi emphasized that the BJP government is dedicated to the welfare of villages, the poor, farmers, Dalits, and the marginalized. He praised the development journey that began with the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government and has continued under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Marandi stated that the "Developed India Pledge Journey" is consistently working to bring beneficial schemes to the grassroots. He expressed confidence that the public's trust in the Modi government is continuously growing.

He urged the party to reach out to the people through the "Village Chalo" campaign, encouraging them to join the pledge for a strong, self-reliant, and developed India. He emphasized that the campaign is a massive initiative connecting the BJP with villages.

Babulal Marandi predicted that the BJP would set a record in the 2024 Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, forming robust governments at the national and state levels. He further mentioned that the campaign would witness BJP workers visiting every village from February 4th to 11th.

The workshop aimed to educate party workers at the national, state, district, and booth levels, promoting the "Village Chalo" campaign's spirit. The event concluded with the lighting of a lamp, offering floral tributes to great leaders, singing the national anthem, and a vote of thanks.

The proceedings were led by State General Secretary Manoj Singh and expressed gratitude by Rakesh Bhaskar, the State Media Coordinator. Various party officials and representatives from different levels were present at the event.

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