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UP BJP assigns five major goals to workers for Mission 2027

Lucknow, Oct 30 (UNI) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is gearing up for the 2027 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, has assigned five key goals to its workers to activate its organisation at the booth level.
The state working committee meeting on Friday directed that priority be given to strengthening the organisation, activism at booths, regular communication, outreach to new segments, and training of workers.
BJP leaders say that, as part of the party's strategy, the primary goal is to strengthen each booth. To achieve this, emphasis has been placed on increasing organisational activity at the booth level and ensuring regular participation of workers. The party wants to maintain communication among workers at each booth and ensure continuous organisational activities at the local level.
The second goal is to increase activity and coordination at each booth. To this end, workers have been asked to maintain regular contact with their respective areas and ensure participation in organisational activities.
The third goal emphasises regular organisational meetings and review of work at the Mandal and district levels. This will ensure monitoring and accountability of organisational activities from the booth level to the district level.
The fourth goal envisages continuous expansion of the organisation. The party is focused on youth, women, entrepreneurs, and new voters. Special attention has been directed to expand the organisation's reach among these segments and connect them with party activities.
The fifth goal emphasises worker training. The party leadership believes that only trained and active workers can effectively fulfil organisational responsibilities.
Through these five goals, the BJP will work to strengthen the organisation at the booth level in the state and increase worker activism ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.
Various organisation officials will now be responsible for implementing this organisational framework, established by the State Working Committee, at the Mandal, district, and booth levels.
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