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News India Live, Digital Desk: The results of the Lok Sabha elections were not even cold that the board of the next year’s assembly elections in Bihar has started laying. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who has been called ‘Chanakya of politics’ himself, has reached Patna to take charge of this election battle. His visit has suddenly increased Bihar’s political mercury.
On reaching Patna on Tuesday, Amit Shah directly reached the BJP state headquarters, where a ‘Mahabaithk’ was organized under his chairmanship. This was not a general meeting, but it was a conch shell of BJP’s ‘Mission Bihar’ for the 2025 assembly elections.
Brainstorm with leaders of 20 districts in closed room
Senior BJP leaders, district presidents and officials from 20 districts of North Bihar and Seemanchal attended this Mahabaithk. The agenda of this meeting held in a closed room was completely clear – Preparing a blueprint for victory in the upcoming assembly elections.
According to sources, Amit Shah reviewed the current situation of the party in all the districts one by one. Reviewing the results of the Lok Sabha elections, he asked the leaders where there was a shortage and what would be the strategy ahead. He gave a ‘mantra of victory’ to strengthen the organization up to the booth level and bring the central government’s plans from door to door.
Amit Shah’s focus: organization and strategy
Amit Shah is known for his micro-management and electoral strategy. His style was seen in this meeting too. He gave clear instructions to the leaders that now they should now prepare for the assembly elections completely.
The main points of this meeting were:
- Understanding the mathematics of each seat of the assembly.
- To activate workers at booth level.
- Making a strategy to respond to every bet of opposition.
This tour of Amit Shah is working to fill a new enthusiasm among BJP workers. It is believed that after this meeting, the BJP will enter the electoral fray in Bihar more aggressively. This Mahabathk has made it clear that the BJP’s goal is not just to win the election, but to form a strong government on its own.
