Amit Shah To Launch BJP's Nationwide Call Centres To Connect With Voters Ahead Of 2024 Lok Sabha Polls

The prime objective of these call centres will to effectively engage with voters across the nation.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah

Source : PTI

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday will inaugurate a mass outreach campaign and launch call centres across the country in order to engage with voters ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha Polls. The launch will take place at the party headquarters in the presence of selected party leaders from across the nation. An important meeting has also been convened by the BJP to discuss the working of these call centres in preparation for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, reported news agency ANI.

The BJP is taking steps to equip its workers with the required skills for this initiative. The prime objective of these call centres is to effectively engage with voters across the nation. A strategy has been devised in order to fulfil this objective. Top leaders of the party are designing a detailed framework collectively for the setup and operation of the centres.

The BJP has strategically outlined a roadmap to establish connectivity with the voters through these call centres and other outreach campaigns. Additionally, a plan has also been chalked out in order to initiate conferences for municipal chairpersons and mayors, reported ANI.

BJP has now set its eyes on executing this plan perfectly as it aims to win more than 350 seats in the 2024 elections. 

Top party leaders who possess election management expertise have successfully trained the district panchayat chairpersons across India which ended up enhancing their engagement with the rural voters. This training will now be extended to urban local body leaders, mayors, and municipal council heads as well. They will also be provided with some tips for the upcoming elections, reported ANI. 

The saffron party has been successful so far in maintaining a strong presence in urban areas. This stronghold of theirs has also caught the attention of Opposition parties.