State BJP goes full steam to invite max people for PM’s rally in Bikaner

Jaipur: Rajasthan BJP is not leaving any stone unturned to pull people from across the state to the proposed public rally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Bikaner on July 8. This is the first major event of the state executive committee that was announced on Saturday. State BJP leaders held a meeting with the Bikaner division party leaders on Monday. They were assigned the task of surpassing the number of audiences from PM Modi’s rallies held in Mangarh (Banswara), Udaipur and Ajmer in the last eight months.
Union minister Arjun Meghwal is leading from the front with his team and reaching out to people in all towns, villages and hamlets of the Bikaner division inviting them for the public address.This is the first visit of PM Modi to Bikaner in the last four years. The last time he had held a public rally for then-BJP candidate Meghwal was during the general elections in May 2019.
“This is for the first time in the state that PM Modi inaugurated projects worth Rs 20,000 crore which will directly benefit the people of the region. The response for the rally is so huge that people have expressed their willingness to attend on their own to thank the PM for the region’s development,” said Rajendra Rathore, leader of the opposition.
The visit will impact 32 seats of the Bikaner division. Facing criticism for not being able to garner large crowds in the party programs, the duo of Meghwal-Rathore is monitoring the entire management of the program. The party will arrange over 1 lakh attendance and considering the intense summer the party has been instructed to make proper arrangements.