PM Modi's 100-Day Trust Campaign: BJP's Winning Strategy Revealed For Election Success

The workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) were urged by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to dedicate the next 100 days to reaching out to new voters and securing their confidence, with the ultimate goal of ensuring the party's return to power in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, on Sunday.

In a rousing address to party cadre and leaders on the concluding day of BJP's National Convention in New Delhi, it was emphasized by PM Modi that it should be made a mission by every single member of the party to gain the trust and support of voters.

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What is PM Modi's 100-Day Trust Campaign?

It was emphasized by the Prime Minister that over the next 100 days, each one of us has to go out and reach out to new voters, every beneficiary, and every community. It was stressed that everyone's trust and support have to be won.

It was noted that sincere workers stay with the people 24/7 and all through the year, doing something or the other to gain their trust and confidence. However, it was pointed out that over the next 100 days, renewed enthusiasm and vigour have to be worked with.

"It was mentioned by the Prime Minister that today, being February 18, the youth who have reached the milestone of 18 years in this period are going to elect the 18th Lok Sabha of the country," he added. The Prime Minister further stated that a third term was not being sought to enjoy power but to work for the nation.

"If the thought of the home had been entertained, it would not have been possible to build homes for crores of people," he said. The success of his governance was attributed by PM Modi to working for 'rashtraniti' (national policy) rather than 'rajneeti' (politics). "A senior leader once informed me that I had done enough as PM and CM and that I should rest. However, 'rashtraniti' is being pursued, not 'rajneeti'," he said.

The BJP's strategy for a "Viksit Bharat" was discussed by PM Modi, highlighting the unity of the party and the integration of the power of youths, women, farmers, and the youth, as reported by India Today. "Those who were not acknowledged by anyone were approached, and not just that, they have also been worshipped," he said.

A jibe at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's "Abki baar, 400 par" gaffe in Parliament was taken by PM Modi, stating, "Today, even some leaders in the Opposition are chanting 'NDA sarkar 400 par. However, to take NDA past 400 in Lok Sabha polls, the BJP has to cross 370 seats", reported ANI.