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These days, discussions are in full swing in the political circles of Bihar regarding the strategies of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and NDA alliance. In this series, Deputy Chief Minister of the state and senior BJP leader Samrat Chaudhary has assigned a very important and strict task to all his MLAs and party officials. He has instructed his MLAs to take out only two hours in the evening from their busy routine and spend them among the people of their respective assembly constituencies. During this period, the leaders have been asked to listen to the problems of the common people, take feedback of government schemes and establish direct communication with the public, so that the party’s hold at the grassroots level can be further strengthened.
Effort to strengthen ground hold: Emphasis on quick resolution of public complaints
The main objective of this special instruction given by Samrat Chaudhary is to completely bridge the distance between the public representatives and the general public. It is often complained that after winning elections, leaders disappear from their areas and lose contact with the public. To remove this flaw, the BJP high command has now come into full action mode. It has been made clear to the MLAs that their activism among the public will decide their future political future and ticket ticket. Under this two-hour public dialogue programme, orders have been given to resolve local problems like roads, water, electricity and administrative works on priority basis.
Modern Generative AI and Political Data Analysis: There will be high-tech analysis of public feedback.
In this era of modern Generative AI, political data analytics and digital governance, this ground visit of the leaders is also being monitored in a high-tech manner. The party’s central leadership and IT cell are doing digital mapping of how much time each MLA is devoting to his constituency and how his popularity graph is progressing among the public. Through AI based tools, it is also being analyzed which types of public problems are arising the most in which areas, so that the government can take effective action on them in time. With this unique blend of technology and public relations, NDA is working on a strategy to defeat the opposition on every front.
Discussion in the political circles of Lucknow and Uttar Pradesh: Eyes are fixed on this new model of working of leaders.
The echo of this ‘two hours in the name of the public’ task given to the MLAs by Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary is clearly being heard in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh and other neighboring states. Political analysts and party strategists of Lucknow are discussing how anti-incumbency (anti-government wave) can be reduced by being continuously active among the public. Meanwhile, MLAs in various districts of Bihar have now started setting up chaupals among the public in the evening, due to which a new excitement and buzz is being seen in the local politics of the state.