BJP’s minority front to launch new campaign to woo Muslim voters in western UP (Deccan Herald)

Lucknow: Seeking to connect with voters of the minority community in Muslim-dominated Lok Sabha constituencies of western Uttar Pradesh, the minority front of the BJP is all set to organise ‘Quami Chaupal’ in more than 4,100 villages and discuss issues concerning them.

The campaign will start on February 10 from Kaserwa village of Muzaffarnagar district.

The BJP’s Minority Morcha will depute Lok Sabha constituency-wise in-charge for the ‘Qaumi Chaupal’ programme to be organised in 23 Lok Sabha constituencies of Western Uttar Pradesh

BJP Minority Morcha’s Uttar Pradesh unit president Kunwar Basit Ali told PTI that the Morcha has selected 23 Muslim dominated Lok Sabha constituencies, including Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar, Kairana, Meerut, Baghpat, Bulandshahr, Bijnor, Amroha, Rampur, Bareilly, Agra and Aligarh, for the programme.

Leaders of the Morcha will visit the Muslim-dominated villages and discuss various schemes of the government and the work done by the government for the minorities.

The Morcha will also seek to understand the various issues and problems faced by the community.

Ali said the main objective is to connect more and more Muslims with the BJP. These chaupals will be organised in the homes of eminent persons of the village or in madrassas.

He said the Morcha’s effort is to connect with that section of Muslims who are looking for a party that will work for their welfare. When this section of Muslims joins the BJP, they will vote in favour of the BJP for their respect and also to remain associated with the party.

He said in order to organise Qaumi Chaupals in all the 23 Lok Sabha constituencies, one in-charge of the Morcha will be appointed who will stay in the area under his charge for at least 10 days and will communicate with the Muslim villagers and try to know their problems.