Brainstorming on plans for the next 5 years in the last meeting of PM Modi's second term

Cabinet Meeting: Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the Council of Ministers meeting on Sunday. In which he discussed the vision of Developed India: 2047. Also brainstormed on the work for the next five years. This was the last meeting of the second term of the Modi government. According to government sources, during the one-day meeting, a 100-day agenda for immediate steps to be taken after the formation of the new government in May was discussed. He said the Roadmap to a Developed India is the result of more than two years of intensive preparation and has been prepared in consultation with all ministries and state governments, academia, industry bodies, civil society, scientific community, and the like.

PM Modi has been holding meetings of the entire Council of Ministers from time to time to discuss the policies of the government, but the meeting held on Sunday is very important in view of the Lok Sabha elections to be held in April-May. The Election Commission may announce the election schedule in the next 15 days.

BJP's two-day national convention was held on 17-18 February at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi. PM Narendra Modi also participated in this program. PM told the workers- The party will have to increase 370 votes at every booth. A 100-day public relations campaign has to be run. The works of BJP in the last 10 years will also have to be publicized.

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PM said that the target of taking BJP beyond 370 and NDA beyond 400 is not just a figure. Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee had sacrificed his life to make Jammu and Kashmir an unbreakable and indivisible part of India. This will be a true tribute to him.

BJP workers at every booth should increase the votes received last time by at least 370 for the next 100 days. He said that those who are first time voters should be motivated to vote in favor of BJP with all their might. Women should not be considered mere voters, but should receive the blessings of mothers and sisters.

The PM said that the opposition will do the politics of 'Tu-Tu, Main-Main' and raise the mud of unnecessary allegations, but we have to gain public support on the basis of poor welfare works and development achievements.

Modi had advised to remain silent, said- this time the aim is to achieve record victory.

In the national convention of BJP, Prime Minister Modi had advised the leaders to observe silence for two days. Modi has asked the party leaders to maintain silence i.e. not to go to the media and say anything about the meeting.

Along with this, Modi has asked the divisional in-charges to meet each Panna Pramukh at least once in 30 days. Modi wants BJP to reach every voter personally. For this, all the leaders and workers have been asked to increase votes by 370 at every booth.

There are 10 lakh 35 thousand booths in the country, that is, about 1900 booths in one Lok Sabha constituency. If 370 votes are added at each booth, then 7 lakh votes will have to be added in one Lok Sabha constituency and 38 crore voters will have to be added in the entire country. The source, on condition of anonymity, said that the Prime Minister's entire aim is to create a record of victory.

Modi said that Congress is busy dividing the country. He raised questions on the army and also put obstacles in the path of Rafale. The Prime Minister also became emotional while talking about Jain saint Vidyasagar Ji Maharaj.

The wait for BJP's Lok Sabha list is over, 195 names were released in 16 states and 2 union territories on Saturday evening. 34 Union Ministers have got tickets. At the same time, there are 28 women, 27 SC, 18 ST and 57 OBC names in the list. There are 47 candidates below 50 years of age, whom the party has called youth.