Patna: Bihar BJP will launch a 15-day campaign, ‘Save democracy, end mob rule’, across the state from Oct 22 to Nov 5. State party president Sanjay Saraogi has finalised the campaign strategy after consulting with state office-bearers and district presidents at a meeting held here on Wednesday.Saraogi and state general secretary (organisation) Bhikhubhai Dalsania guided party functionaries on the campaign’s implementation and public outreach.The campaign will focus on electoral roll accuracy, protection of voting rights, political accountability, constitutional values and the credibility of democratic institutions. The BJP has accused opposition parties, particularly the Congress, of creating confusion over electoral rolls and the election process.As part of the campaign, the party will organise news conferences, padyatras, interactions with students and youth, and meetings with intellectuals in every district. Rallies, social media campaigns, influencer outreach programmes, and the distribution of booklets and promotional material will also be undertaken.The party will additionally highlight issues concerning national unity, social harmony and women’s rights while questioning the opposition’s policies and claims.The meeting was attended by state general secretaries Dhanraj Sharma and Saroj Ranjan Patel, vice-presidents Sheela Kushwaha and Pawan Jaiswal, MLA Sanjay Gupta, MLC Anamika Singh Patel, and spokespersons Prem Ranjan Patel and Suresh Rungta.Saraogi also held a videoconference with district presidents and campaign teams to coordinate preparations and ensure the programme’s implementation across Bihar.
