Delhi CM meets Amit Shah, seeks his guidance on working for Viksit Delhi
Gupta also sought suggestions from Shah on the execution plan of the BJP government regarding the preparation to deliver the promises made to the people of the city.
During the 40-minute meeting, Shah presented a booklet containing the achievements of the BJP-led central government in the last four years to her
During the 40-minute meeting, Shah presented a booklet containing the achievements of the BJP-led central government in the last four years to her. (Photo: Twitter)
He did not speak to the reporters who had assembled outside Dixit’s residence in Juhu.
Earlier, upon his arrival in the city, Shah had a brief meeting with Fadnavis, Maharashtra BJP president Raosaheb Danve, Education Minister Vinod Tawde and BJP general secretary (organisation) Vijay Puranik at Rangsharda auditorium in suburban Bandra.
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The BJP president is scheduled to meet legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar and industrialist Ratan Tata at their respective residences later in the day as part of the campaign that has been launched by the saffron party in the run-up to the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
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As part of the mega public drive, 4,000 BJP functionaries will contact one lakh people, who are well known in their respective fields, to spread the word about the NDA government’s programmes and policies launched since 2014.
Shah will himself meet 50 people as part of the campaign, the party had said earlier.
The BJP chief is also scheduled to meet Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray in the evening.
Meanwhile, today’s editorial in Sena mouthpiece “Saamana” has made a scathing attack on the BJP’s “Contact for Support” drive.
Launching the campaign, Shah had met former Army chief Dalbir Singh Suhag and former Lok Sabha secretary general Subhash Kashyap on May 29.
He has also met cricket legend Kapil Dev, former chief justice of India R C Lahoti and yoga guru Ramdev, who is associated with the Patanjali group of companies, as part of the campaign.
Shah had earlier said the campaign was aimed at informing the people about various initiatives of the government, which have resulted in raising their living standards.
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