PM Narendra Modi to launch BJP's membership drive today


Bhopal, Nov 1(PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch BJP's membership drive on Saturday with a target to increase its strength.

"As per the BJP's constitution, the party renews the membership every two years. Tomorrow (Saturday), Narendra bhai will launch party's new membership drive with an aim to increase its strength by four times than the present one," party president Amit Shah said on Friday while addressing the Karyakarta Sankalp Adhiveshan in Bhopal ahead of local bodies elections in Madhya Pradesh.

"A toll-free number will also be launched and people would be asked to give a missed call on it. After that they will get their membership number and other details through SMS," he said.

In states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Goa and others where the party is strong, the BJP will have to increase its membership by four times and work further towards cementing it permanently, he said.

Madhya Pradesh has to raise its membership to two crore this time, as per the target, he said. In states where the party is not that strong, it has to ensure that the membership drive reaches from cities to towns, village and to booth level, the BJP leader said.

The frontal organisations too have been given the task of registering full-time party members. BJP is the only party in the country which follows internal democracy in totality by holding elections every two years, Shah claimed.

  

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  • shAIkh Mohd Rizwan, karkala

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    Dear reader's,
    Since all the PM and CM of BJP are from the so called Social organisation of RSS a non political outfit?

    It is better to dissolve BJP and Seek membership drive for RSS. All the orders are Nagpur centric and every affair of the party is remotely controlled, it is not viable to have one party two government machinery.


    Jai hind

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  • GULSHAN VAID, HARI NAGER NEW DELHI

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    I PRUD OF INDIA
    I PRUD OF MODI JI

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  • Abdul Rafiq, Uchila / Dubai

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    That means there is no enough members in BJP. Now they are struggling to get the rental crowd for Modi's rallies.
    feku too scared, as the People are withdrawing their membership from the BJP after failing in Black money project.

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  • Vellano1, Mumbai

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    haha..dude, u write Sajid khan's film scripts as well.. they are as mindless as your comments here.. :)

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  • Vellano1, Mumbai

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    Jossey hide your phone!this "lIngappa, Kuppepadavu" I tell you, may pick it up and give miss call! bokka dinala kaande Amit shah's na message, batterda, full tension and frustration, susegaath! konaak zaai karandaai, maando iraar zaanvk asa... hheheh,. :-D

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  • Orton, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    What is the membership Fee?

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  • Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru

    Sat, Nov 01 2014

    Ortaon,

    You are welcome. it is free.

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