New Delhi, October 16: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is preparing to launch a nationwide campaign from next week to counter what it describes as misleading allegations by the Congress regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and the functioning of the Election Commission of India.
As part of the campaign, the BJP plans to present its arguments and facts before the public to address questions and allegations raised by the opposition over the electoral revision exercise and the Election Commission. Party MPs, MLAs and senior leaders are likely to be assigned responsibilities to lead outreach efforts in their respective constituencies.
According to senior BJP sources, the party is preparing a detailed 24-page dossier containing responses to the opposition’s claims. The document is expected to serve as reference material for party leaders and workers during public meetings and other outreach activities.
The campaign will also extend to social media and other communication platforms to reach a wider audience and communicate the party’s position on the issue.
In addition to defending the SIR exercise and the Election Commission, the BJP plans to highlight instances in which it alleges that the Congress misused the Election Commission and other institutions while in power. The party intends to use these examples to challenge the opposition’s criticism and present its counterarguments.
The initiative is expected to involve coordinated efforts by BJP leaders and organisational units across the country, with an emphasis on explaining the party’s position on electoral processes and responding to the Congress’s allegations.
The proposed campaign comes amid an ongoing political debate over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and the role of the Election Commission, with the BJP preparing to take its response directly to the public through a
