During a virtual interaction with booth heads and workers from 10 Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha seats via the NaMo application, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of reaching out to first-time voters. He highlighted the necessity of informing them about the corruption and lack of development under previous governments.
Addressing the significance of engaging with the youth, PM Modi noted that many first-time voters were merely children a decade ago and might not be aware of the failures of past administrations. He urged booth heads to bridge this gap by educating them about the misdeeds of previous regimes.
Specifically targeting areas such as Sambhal, Badaun, Bareilly, Aonla, Etah, Hathras, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Firozabad, and Mainpuri, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of converting BJP supporters into active canvassers.
Furthermore, PM Modi highlighted the government's initiatives for farmers, urging booth heads to inform them about the benefits deposited directly into their bank accounts. He emphasized the need to ensure that women voters are not misled by opposition propaganda and encouraged booth heads to prioritize their engagement.
Recognizing the importance of utilizing the experience of veteran leaders, PM Modi urged booth heads to involve them in motivating voters. He emphasized the need for personalized interactions during home visits, encouraging workers to engage in meaningful conversations before conveying the party's message.
In a 44-minute interaction, the Prime Minister emphasized the need for booth heads and workers to go beyond conventional methods like distributing pamphlets and instead focus on building genuine connections with voters. He reiterated the government's commitment to ensuring that all citizens benefit from its schemes, reinforcing the message of inclusivity and progress under his leadership.
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