PM Modi to interact with 3,000 booth workers in Bhopal on June 27

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will interact with 3,000 selected BJP booth workers during his trip to Bhopal on June 27.

These workers have been selected from all the states through a process defined by the party president JP Nadda via the Namo App.

"These Mandal and booth level workers will then visit the five states going to polls - Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram," Tarun Chug, BJP general secretary, told ET.


For 10 days, these workers will interact with boot- level BJP workers in electio-bound states and share their experiences and best practices.

The exercise is being done to activate the party workers at the lower level five months before the upcoming assembly elections.

Booth level interaction by other senior BJP leaders is already going on in different parts of the country.

The BJP feels that despite the loss in Karnataka, it was the active working of booth workers and Modi's campaign which didn't let the party slide in terms of vote share. A similar exercise in five states, especially Madhya Pradesh where the party is in government, will ensure that the BJP retains its vote share and then other factors could contribute to better performance.

Along with Modi, Nadda will be present during the Bhopal meeting. The 3,000 booth level workers will reach Bhopal on June 26 and next day they will participate in all the programs of Modi before the interaction.