Focus on voters at booth-level for electoral success, PM Modi tells BJP workers in Kerala

Prime Minister Narendra Modi provided guidance to party workers on Wednesday on winning over voters in Kerala where the BJP has not made any major gains in elections till nowAddressing a gathering of around 6000 incharges of Shakti Kendras each comprising two to three boothlevel areas at Marine Drive the prime minister said that Kerala has the potential to influence who will be in power in DelhiHe urged the BJP workers to ensure victory in their respective boothsIf we win our booths we will win Kerala For that you party workers have to focus your attention on every voter in every boothlevel area and work hardYou should have a list of every beneficiary in your booth meet them get to know their names meet their families that should be the first priority Modi saidHe further advised his party workers to include in the ongoing Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra in Kerala those who have not yet benefited from the central governments development and welfare schemesYou have to bring them to the vehicle of Modi ki guarantee Modi ki guarantee means a commitment to fulfilling promises I believe each one of you can convey this message to the people Modi saidClaiming that the BJP is the only party in India with a proven track record of speedy development and a clear vision for the future he urged the functionaries to make use of the My Bharat initiative Namo app as well as social media platforms to attract youth and spread positivity about the party and the schemes of the central governmentSpeaking about the upcoming consecration ceremony at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22 the PM called upon party workers to initiate cleanliness campaigns in temples across villages and citiesModi noted that Kerala is a state where the Ramayana month is celebrated and exhorted party workers to disseminate the message to every household in their area encouraging them to illuminate the Ram Jyoti on the evening of January 22 and ensure widespread participation in the eventAmong the responsibilities assigned to party workers the prime minister emphasised the importance of regularly engaging with constituents in their designated Shakti KendrasHe appealed to them to comprehend public opinions and identify schemes that could address prevalent issuesFurthermore every worker should take the responsibility of a fixed number of people be it 10 families or 15 families at their booth levels the PM saidThis way right from now the duties of every worker would be fixed They will know what they have to do he saidThe prime minister also directed the party workers to ensure no person is left out of the voter listIn his speech Modi also highlighted the diverse initiatives like free ration free medical treatment and free gas connection for the poor implemented by his government to enhance the wellbeing of citizensCiting a recent report he said in the last nine years around 25 crore people have been pulled out of poverty in IndiaThis indicates that the direction that we have taken for a developed nation is the correct one he saidThe BJP is the only party in India with a proven track record of speedy development and clear vision for the future he addedThe prime minister also asked party workers to point out to people that the track record of the LDF and UDF in Kerala was synonymous with a history of corruptionModi also referred to the welcome he received on Tuesday on his arrival in the state and said that he was overawed by the love and affection the people of KeralaHe said that people blessed him on his arrival at Kochi on Tuesday and also on the route to the Thriprayar Sree Ramaswamy temple this morningThe PM who arrived on a twoday visit to Kerala the second one in a span of two weeks led a massive roadshow in this port city a day agoThereafter on Wednesday morning he offered prayers at Keralas famous Lord Krishna temple in Guruvayur and attended the wedding of actorpolitician Suresh Gopis daughter where top stars of Malayalam cinema were in attendanceLater he offered prayers at the Thriprayar Sree Ramaswamy temple situated on the bank of the Karuvannur river also known as Theevra river in Thrissur districtThis visit by Prime Minister Modi follows his recent remarks in Ayodhya about Keralas famous Nalambalam yatra ceremony a pilgrimage to the abode of Lord Ram and his brothers Bharat Lakshman and Shatrughan during the Malayalam month of KarkidakamBy afternoon the PM returned to Kochi where he inaugurated projects worth Rs 4000 crore including key strategic initiatives at Cochin Shipyard LtdHe returned to Delhi after addressing the meeting of the BJP party workersThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever