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Union Home Minister Amit Shah is intensifying BJP's election preparations for the upcoming Bihar Assembly polls. He conducted high-level meetings in Patna and Bettiah, focusing on grassroots mobilization and voter outreach. The meetings involved key party leaders from multiple districts and emphasized door-to-door campaigning. Shah's strategic visits underscore the BJP's commitment to strengthening its position in Bihar.

Key Points: Amit Shah Plans BJP Bihar Poll Strategy in Key Patna Meet

  • Shah meets top BJP leaders for comprehensive election strategy
  • Focuses on strengthening grassroots network across Bihar constituencies
  • Reviews booth-level activities and candidate selection process
  • Addresses nearly 350 party workers in Bettiah and Patna meetings
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HM Amit Shah holds meeting to boost BJP's poll preparations in Bihar

Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviews BJP's election preparations, targets grassroots strengthening and voter outreach in crucial Bihar assembly polls

"We must connect with voters door-to-door at booth and panchayat levels - BJP Source"

Patna, Sep 26

With the Bihar Assembly elections approaching near, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has intensified its poll preparations as Union Home Minister Amit Shah embarked on a two-day visit to the state.

After a review session with party leaders in Bettiah, Union Minister Shah chaired a high-level closed-door meeting at the state BJP headquarters in Patna on Friday evening.

The meeting was attended by Bihar BJP election Incharge Dharmendra Pradhan, State BJP President Dilip Jaiswal, Deputy Chief Ministers Samrat Choudhary and Vijay Sinha, as well as party MPs, MLAs, district party presidents, organisational officials, and top party workers.

According to sources, Union Minister Shah sought detailed reports on booth-level activities and instructed BJP leaders to strengthen the party's grassroots network, finalise candidate strategies, and ramp up outreach to voters in Bihar.

Earlier on Friday, Union Home Minister Shah addressed nearly 350 BJP leaders and workers from the Champaran and Saran divisions at the Government Engineering College in Bettiah.

Attendees included BJP MPs, MLAs, MLCs, district party presidents, and Assembly in-charges from West Champaran, East Champaran, Gopalganj, Siwan and Saran districts.

The Bettiah session focused on expanding the party organisation, energising local workers, spreading awareness about Central and state government schemes, and improving coordination from the panchayat to district levels.

A party source said that Union Minister Shah asked party workers to opt for door-to-door campaign at the booth and the panchayat level in every Assembly constituency in Bihar.

This marks Union Minister Shah's second visit to Bihar within eight days, underlining the BJP's urgency in fine-tuning its election machinery.

The Union Home Minister will spend Friday evening in Patna and continue strategy discussions with senior BJP leaders in Samastipur and Araria on Saturday.

In the first programme held in Sarairanjan block in Samastipur, the BJP leaders and workers of Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Sitamarhi and Samastipur will participate in it.

The second event will be held in Forbesganj block of Araria district, where Union Minister Shah will interact with the BJP MPs, MLAs, MLCs and workers of Saharsa, Purnea and Bhagalpur districts.

- IANS

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Priya S
Hope this focus on ground-level work translates into better governance. Bihar needs development, not just political meetings. Let's see what concrete benefits reach common people.
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Sarah B
Interesting to see how Indian political parties organize. The focus on door-to-door campaigning shows how personalized politics is here compared to Western countries.
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Aditya G
Second visit in eight days shows BJP is serious about Bihar. But I hope they focus on real issues like unemployment and infrastructure rather than just political strategy.
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Nisha Z
Champaran has historical significance for BJP. Good to see focus on that region. Hope they address local farmers' issues properly 🙏
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Michael C
The organizational depth described here is impressive. Covering from panchayat to district level shows comprehensive planning. This could be a case study in political management.

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