ABP C Voter Survey: Will Amit Shah's Visits Benefit BJP In UP Polls? Know What People Think

ABP News C Voter Survey: The reason why Amit Shah is in the fray again in the political battle of Uttar Pradesh is clear that the BJP does not want to leave any stone unturned in elections. However, people's responses are surprising.

Bharatiya Janata Party leader Amit Shah. (File Photo/PTI)

New Delhi: Ahead of the assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Amit Shah was seen doing his best for his party as he started his visit with a door-to-door campaign itself. 

He visited the houses of the people along with a few leaders and urged them to make the BJP win. Shah is on a visit to UP after January 23. He is seen going from one district to another and appealing to the voters to form a BJP government in the state. 

Meanwhile, ABP C Voter's team reached out to the public to find an answer to the question that whether Shah's visit to UP will benefit the BJP or not. 

According to the data that came out in this quick survey, the people appeared in favour that Shah's visit will benefit the BJP. 49% answered yes to this question. At the same time, 37% of the respondents said no. While 14% of the respondents went with the option of 'don't know.

Will Amit Shah's visits benefit the BJP?

Yes - 49%
No- 37%
Don't know – 14%

Shah, who is also known as the Chanakya of the BJP has been instrumental in the parties getting 78 out of 80 seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. And now the reason for hitting the turf in the battleground of UP is clear that the BJP does not want to make any mistake in the UP elections which can lead to unfavourable results. 

Today in Mathura, Shah made an attack on Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Samajwadi Party (SP) and said BJP does not work for one caste or dynasty, "it works for entire society".

While addressing the 'Effective Voter Communication' program in Mathura today, Shah said, "Before the BJP government, UP saw SP and BSP governments for a very long time. BSP and SP stand for casteism and dynasty".

"Nobody drew a map for complete development of Uttar Pradesh. Only after Prime Minister Narendra Modi took charge and Yogi Adityanath became the Chief Minister, the mantra of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas' came to the fore." "BJP is not the party for one caste but the entire society," the Union Home Minister said while lauding the BJP-led government.