According to PM Modi, the BJP securing 370 seats in the Lok Sabha will be a worthy homage to Syama Prasad Mookerjee

A appropriate homage to the party’s chief ideologue, Syama Prasad Mookerjee, would be to win 370 seats in the next Lok Sabha elections, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday. He requested that party members center the party’s campaign on the nation’s improved status abroad and the efforts made to aid the underprivileged.

Mookerjee was an outspoken opponent of clause 370, which gave Jammu and Kashmir certain privileges. In August 2019, the BJP administration repealed the clause.

Ahead to the commencement of the party convention, the PM addressed a gathering of the national office-bearers of the BJP and said that all booth workers should now concentrate on voting places and guarantee that the party receives at least 370 more votes at each in the Lok Sabha elections than in 2019.

Reporters were briefed by BJP General Secretary Vinod Tawde on PM Modi’s address. Tawde said that the party should maintain its emphasis on the pro-poor policies that the BJP government has implemented, while the opposition would bring up “unnecessary and emotional issues” during this election.

Tawde said that on February 25, the saffron party will begin a campaign to connect with those who had benefited from a number of central government initiatives.

Modi said that he had led a government for about 23 years, including more than 12 years as the chief minister of Gujarat, and that no accusations of corruption have been made against him.

Nearly 11,500 BJP delegates from all across the nation convened for a two-day mega conference in New Delhi on Saturday, as the party’s leadership, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, prepared to announce the party’s platform for the next Lok Sabha elections. Attendees at the summit, which is taking place at Bharat Mandapam, include the presidents of BJP state units, chief ministers, state ministers, and organization leaders from all around the nation.