BJP on a marathon mission to appease minorities before Lok Sabha polls
Lucknow: Bharatiya Janata Party is preparing to launch ‘Sadbhavna Yatra’ across the country to reach out to minority communities before the Lok Sabha elections. The aim of this yatra is to connect with 543 Muslim dominated Lok Sabha constituencies of India. National President of BJP Minority Morcha, Jamal Siddiqui said that the purpose of this Sadbhavna Yatra is to make the Muslim, Sikh, Jain and Parsi communities aware of the welfare schemes of the Modi government at the Centre.
Focus will be on 65 minority areas
BJP’s Sadbhavna Yatra will pass through the entire 543 Lok Sabha constituencies of the country, but its focus will be on 65 minority dominated areas. For this, the Morcha has divided the entire country into six clusters and for this a complete team of coordinators and co-coordinators has been formed.
Increased participation of minority communities
Jamal Siddiqui noted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, minority communities have become partners in the country’s development, benefiting from initiatives such as the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A in Kashmir and abolition of practices like triple talaq, as well as women empowerment. Has happened. Through this yatra, the Minority Morcha aims to bridge the gap between the Muslim community and the BJP and work towards greater participation of the Muslim community in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
The journey will run from December to February
Morcha’s media coordinator Yasir Jilani said that this yatra will pass through 65 Lok Sabha constituencies across the country and will start in the second week of December and end by February. To plan and execute this yatra, the Morcha has set up committees at its national and state levels.
