BJP Launches Grand Initiative: 50,000 daily darshan at Ram Mandir post-consecration until March 25
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BJP Launches Grand Initiative: 50,000 daily darshan at Ram Mandir post-consecration until March 25

While addressing the meeting, Nadda said, “BJP workers need to create a Diwali-like atmosphere in the country on January 22, Shri Ram Lala consecration day at Ram Mandir, Ayodhya"

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In a strategic meeting held today at the BJP Headquarters in Delhi, the party’s national president, JP Nadda, unveiled comprehensive plans for the upcoming Shri Ram consecration ceremony at Ram Mandir, Ayodhya. The event is scheduled for January 22, and the BJP aims to connect every devotee to the grand ceremony.

Addressing the gathered BJP workers, Nadda emphasised the importance of creating a festive atmosphere reminiscent of Diwali across the nation on the consecration day. He urged party members to assist in ensuring that every individual seeking Darshan at Ram Mandir faces no inconvenience, emphasising the need for an inclusive experience without discrimination.

While addressing the meeting, Nadda said, “BJP workers need to create a Diwali-like atmosphere in the country on January 22, Shri Ram Lala consecration day at Ram Mandir, Ayodhya”.

As per the source, “Nadda said workers are adhering to help everyone who is coming to Ayodhya for Darshan. No one should be inconvenienced. Darshan has to be done without discrimination”.

As part of their initiative, the BJP will launch a campaign from January 25 to March 25, during which party workers will arrange 50,000 Darshan opportunities daily. Nadda assured that people visiting the Ram Mandir would do so at their own expense, with the BJP facilitating arrangements for stay and other necessities.

To accommodate the influx of devotees, approximately 35 trains will be operated daily from 430 cities to Ayodhya. Convenors have been appointed at state, Lok Sabha, and Assembly levels, with a directive that individuals visiting the Ram temple should not use BJP flags, according to party sources.

“Convenor has been appointed at state, Lok Sabha and Assembly levels. People willing to visit Ram temple will not use BJP flag, president specified,” sources said.

In a noteworthy development, the BJP also revealed its new slogan, ‘Teesri baar Modi Sarkar, ab ki baar 400 paar,‘ during the meeting. The slogan signals the party’s ambitious target of winning over 400 seats in the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha polls. The BJP has strategically appointed convenors and co-convenors at the State Assembly and Lok Sabha levels, solidifying its organisational structure for the electoral battle.

“BJP has decided on a slogan for the upcoming election: “Teesri baar Modi Sarkar, ab ki baar 400 paar’. BJP has set a target to win 400 plus seats in 2024 Lok Sabha polls,” a senior party source said.

Sources disclosed that high-profile visits from key party figures, including the Prime Minister, Home Minister, Defence Minister, and BJP President JP Nadda, will commence in Lok Sabha clusters shortly. With approximately 150 party functionaries present at the meeting, the BJP appears poised for an eventful period of both religious celebration and political mobilisation.

“BJP has also decided convenors and co-convenors at the state, Lok Sabha and assembly levels. “Shortly, the visits of the Prime Minister, Home Minister, Defence Minister and BJP President JP Nadda will begin in Lok Sabha clusters,” sources said.

Topics: BJPRam MandirAyodhya Ram MandirBJP organises darshan driveBJP's 50000 drashan programTeesri baar Modi Sarkar
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