BJP’s two-day brainstorming session to focus on 400-plus target

As many as 11,500 delegates have arrived in the national capital on Friday to take part in the BJP National Council meeting over the weekend.

New Delhi: Ahead of the 18th General Election, the ruling BJP will assemble for a two-day branstorming session starting Saturday where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil the party’s campaign line for cadres from top to bottom, a special report by Aditi Tandon in The Tribune, Chandigarh, says.

As many as 11,500 delegates have arrived in the national capital on Friday to take part in the BJP National Council meeting over the weekend.

Meanwhile, BJP chief JP Nadda on Friday opened an exhibition on ‘Viksit Bharat’ at Bharat Mandapam, the venue of the two-day National Council meeting of the BJP.

The council will pass two resolutions, including a political resolution, which is expected to applaud PM Modi for his “stable and firm leadership over a decade”, and renew the call for the BJP to cross the 370-seat mark and the ruling NDA coalition to go past 400 in the 543-member Lok Sabha.

“The two-day National Conclave of the BJP will be an impactful meeting, which will lay the map for the achievement of the two targets PM Modi has set — 370 for the BJP and 400 for the NDA,” senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said about the meeting..

The National Council consists of all national office-bearers, ministers, state office-bearers, district office-bearers, mayors and deputy mayors besides BJP’s trademark “vistaraks”, a term used for full-time party workers who gather independent feedback on the political situation from a parliamentary segment.

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