BJP to launch pan-India outreach on I-Day eve

New Delhi, August 7 In a major outreach ahead of Independence Day, the ruling BJP has finalised a pan-India plan and will reach door-to-door as part of its “Har Ghar Tiranaga” campaign. The exercise will be preceded by Tiranga yatra,...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:40 AM Aug 08, 2024 IST

New Delhi, August 7

In a major outreach ahead of Independence Day, the ruling BJP has finalised a pan-India plan and will reach door-to-door as part of its “Har Ghar Tiranaga” campaign.

The exercise will be preceded by Tiranga yatra, in which party leaders across states will hold special road shows across all MLA segments, beating over 4,000.

“The Tiranga Yatra will cover 15,000 BJP mandals, with the mandal representing a unit below the Assembly seat. The yatra will be held from August 10 to 12,” BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh, in-charge of the outreach, said. From August 13 to 15, party workers will undertake Har Ghar Tiranga campaign.

The outreach will also see BJP leaders holding special events at the memorials and statues of national icons and freedom fighters. — TNS

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