PM and Amit Shah to begin 2019 poll preparations by meeting with Morcha office bearers

New Delhi: In view of the 2019 general elections coming closure by the day, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has threw itself into the poll mode. The party is planning to begin with the meeting of all morcha office bearers in Delhi in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Party chief Amit Shah will participate. The tentative date for this meeting has been said to be May 17.

Party sources said that the way prime minister addressed Yuva Morcha, Mahila Morcha and SC Morcha during the Karnataka elections with the help of NaMo App, similarly the party wants to communicate with the morcha people about its plans and strategy and how to reach out to people in the days to come.

All the morcha that included Mahila Morcha, Minority Morcha, SC Morcha, ST Morcha, Yuva Morcha, Kisan Morcha and OBC Morcha, it is not only the national office bearers that will participate in this meeting but office bearers of the state morcha leaders will also be joining the meeting.

Sources said that Morcha Prabhari and general secretary in charge of these morcha will also be present in the meeting which will strategize the next general elections as if the Karnataka elections are the matter of the existence of the Congress then they are the beginning of the preparations of 2019 general elections for the BJP.

The party sources informed that these morcha play very crucial role and very effective role to reach out to people in the remotest area of the country. So the BJP wants to start its preparation well in advance. The PM and the party president is expected to tell these morcha leaders how to tell people about the government schemes and policies that benefited them across the country.

The party also knows that before final trumpet of 2019 elections are blown, election in three states Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan are major concern for the BJP as out of these three states the BJP is ruling in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh for three consecutive terms. So the party will have to brave anti-incumbency in these states and now the Centre as well.