Senior BJP Leaders to Hold Padyatras in Election-Bound UP Before Diwali
The party will mobilize about 25,000 people at each march and later expand the campaign to district-level yatras, leaders said.
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After 2024 Lok Sabha poll setback, BJP seeks to reclaim democracy narrative from Opposition
In Uttar Pradesh, the exercise will involve six major padyatras across all the party’s organisational regions, as announced by UP BJP general secretary (organisation) Dharampal at the party’s state working committee meeting on Friday, between November 3 and 5, with a target of at least 25,000 participants at each event.
The BJP, making a major move for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, is launching the "Save Democracy - Remove Anarchy" march in all six organizational regions of the state on November 3. As part of this campaign, the BJP will deploy its top leaders to create a political atmosphere.
Senior BJP leaders to hold padyatras in election-bound UP before Diwali
Uttar Pradesh BJP will conduct padyatras across six regions as part of their campaign. Senior leaders, including Nitin Nabin and Yogi Adityanath, are scheduled to lead these marches. The padyatras will take place from November 3 to November 5 in various cities like Lucknow and Gorakhpur. The party aims to involve civil society to convey its message regarding opposition protests.
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