Gujarat polls: BJP's Mahila Morcha playing a key role with 'Samvad', 'Satyanarayan Katha'

BJP is gearing up the strength of the Mahila Morcha with Samvad, Sankalp, and Satyanarayan Katha as the Gujarat assembly election approaches.

In a conversation with ANI, the president of Mahila Morcha, Deepika Sarvada, said the Morcha is working in full readiness.

She said, "50 per cent of Gujarat's population belongs to women voters, in such a situation, to contact them, to know what their aspirations are, to establish a dialogue with them, and to conduct various important programs in the Gujarat elections, Mahila Morcha is working in full readiness."


With an aim to collect information for the resolution (Sankalp) letter, which will be issued by BJP, Mahila Morcha members are going village to village, covering all its 182 constituencies.

Mahila Morcha members are narrating Satyanarayan Katha in every Mandal, at every power centre, and at every booth. Sarvada said, "We are doing this so that our brother Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets strength."

The information regarding the opinion of women voters and their aspirations has been collected for the last 5 days, said Mahila Morcha president.

She talked about an event that was organised in Banaskantha where National Union Minister Purushottam Rupala met with 10,000 animal husbandry women. She also mentioned another event that was organised in Anand for first-time voters."

Smriti Irani took the opinions of college students. The collected information was given to the resolution (Sankalp) box.

Mahila Morcha has gone to every village with the Sankalp box.

Sarvada is confident that BJP will give its best performance in elections and PM Modi's dream will blossom.

She said, "Mahila Morcha workers from different states are coming to all the metropolitan cities to spread the word about Gujarat elections."

She added, "In all the Vidhan sabhas in districts Mahila Morcha volunteers are connected with our Vidhan Sabha's convenor."

With a sense of responsibility, she said, "Mahila Morcha has a big responsibility for our 50 per cent women who came out to vote. We can say that without the upliftment of half the population, the country's development is not possible.

With inputs from ANI