The Bharatiya Janata Party is set to launch a large-scale public outreach campaign across Gujarat to mark 12 years of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister.
Announcing the initiative, Gujarat BJP Chief Spokesperson Dr Anil Patel said the campaign will run from June 5 to June 21 and focus on highlighting the Centre’s development work, welfare initiatives and governance achievements over the past decade.
The campaign will revolve around the theme of continuous development, trust and public welfare. BJP leaders and workers will directly connect with citizens to present what the party described as a transparent report card of the Modi government’s achievements.
The statewide outreach drive will begin on World Environment Day and conclude on International Day of Yoga. During the campaign period, the party plans to organise cleanliness drives, welfare camps and conferences under the Viksit Bharat initiative.
Party representatives will also interact with influential citizens and community members across sectors to gather feedback and strengthen public engagement.
Environmental awareness and rural development will remain key focus areas during the campaign. The BJP plans to promote organic and natural farming practices among farmers through dedicated awareness programmes.
As part of the celebrations, the party will also undertake a major plantation drive across 50,000 polling booths in Gujarat under the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative, combining environmental awareness with public participation.
The BJP said the campaign aims to showcase the government’s developmental agenda while strengthening its connect with people ahead of future political challenges.
