In a strategic move ahead of the upcoming panchayat elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is launching a major campaign to connect with and enroll young voters. The initiative is being seen as a crucial step to build a strong foundation for the 2027 state assembly elections.
As part of the campaign, BJP workers will conduct door-to-door outreach to inform new and young voters about the various state and central government schemes that benefit them. The party’s strategy also includes highlighting the shortcomings of past governments, specifically those led by the Samajwadi Party, Bahujan Samaj Party, and Congress, to contrast them with the current administration's policies.
The campaign's management has been assigned to a team led by State General Secretary Rampratap Singh. The team is tasked with strengthening booth-level operations and ensuring the registration of all eligible young voters who have turned 18. The party plans to hold a series of regional and district-level meetings to coordinate these efforts. The aim is to frame the panchayat elections as a "semi-final" for the 2027 assembly elections.
