Ministers To Visit Villages: BJP's Plan On 8 Years Of PM Modi In Power
NDTV
BJP's national general secretary Vinod Tawde elaborated on MYY --- "mahila" (woman), youth and "yojana" (welfare schemes) and said the party will celebrate eight years of the Modi government on the theme of "sewa, sushasan aur garib kalyan''.
Crediting the "MYY factor" for its victory in the recent assembly polls, the BJP on Friday announced that all Union ministers will visit villages across the country to mark eight years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government and take feedback on welfare schemes.
Addressing a press conference, BJP's national general secretary Vinod Tawde elaborated on MYY --- "mahila" (woman), youth and "yojana" (welfare schemes) and said the party will celebrate eight years of the Modi government on the theme of "sewa, sushasan aur garib kalyan''.
The BJP's coinage of 'MYY factor' was seen by some as a counter to the so-called 'MY factor', which has been associated with its regional rivals like RJD in Bihar and Samajwadi party in UP for their wide support among Muslims and Yadavs. The support of voters, who benefited from many Central government welfare schemes, to the BJP in the recent elections has been seen as a major factor for its big win.
The decision of sending the ministers to villages was taken during the BJP's national office-bearers' meeting, chaired by its president JP Nadda.
