With few weeks left to Rajasthan Assembly Polls, BJP unit is leaving no stone unturned to win back the state in 2018. The party is making all the efforts so to serve the people in the next term. In fact, they are choosing their candidates for the elections very wisely. First feedback Program
For choosing the potential candidates for the assembly elections, BJP is organizing feedback programme. On 20th October, BJP started the second phase of the BJP’s feedback programme. This program will be held for three days. It will end on 22nd October. Know more.
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Details of BJP’s second feedback program
In the second feedback program, the party will take feedback for the 98 assembly seats. On 20th October, feedback for 36 assembly seats of BJP’s eight organizational districts will be taken. For 35 constituencies, the feedback will be taken on 21st and for 27 Assembly seats, the process will be conducted on 22nd October. The second phase will consider the opinions of party office-bearers of Jaipur city and Jaipur district and for Sikar, State Election Management Committee and other senior leaders of Jaipur, Bharatpur and Ajmer divisions.
How will it happen?
In this, the feedback will be taken assembly-wise. The party unit will consider the opinions of BJP office-bearers and public representatives about probable candidates. Different organizational leaders will also take feedback from the party workers. For the further decision, a panel will be formed regarding the candidates and the parliamentary board of BJP will decide the final candidate.
Who all can give feedback?
Mandal office-bearers, public representatives of urban local bodies and Panchayati Raj institutions, current and former legislators, current and former MPs and public etc will be considered for opinion.
First feedback Program
The first selection process for the suitable candidates was begun on 14th October from Ranakpur town of Pali district. In the first phase of the feedback program, Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, national vice president Om Prakash Mathur, state organisational general secretary Chandrasekhar, state president Madan Lal Saini and many other senior leaders had taken feedback for 102 assembly seats.
