Ahead of Bengal Panchayat Polls, TMC launches new outreach Campaign
Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee launched her party’s new outreach programme titled ‘Didir Suraksha Kavach’ (Didi’s Protective Shield)’ in Kolkata Monday.
Approximately 3.5 million TMC workers will visit 2 million households over the next two months to reach out to the state’s 10 million residents as part of a campaign that kicks off in West Bengal on January 10 To do. Mamata Banerjee said the aim of the campaign is to make people aware of and access to the state government’s 15 flagship programs. The Bengal prime minister said about 350 party leaders would visit villages across the state and stay overnight to interact with the people. Approximately 3.5 million TMC workers will visit 2 million households over the next two months to reach out to the state’s 10 million residents as part of a campaign that kicks off in West Bengal on January 10 To do. Mamata Banerjee said the aim of the campaign is to make people aware of the state government’s 15 flagship programs so that they can take advantage of them.The Bengal prime minister said about 350 party leaders would visit villages across the state and stay overnight to interact with the people.
About 3.5 million volunteers from the ruling Trinamool parliament will reach out to about 10 million people in the 60 days starting January 11 as part of the Didir Suraksha Kavach (Didi’s Shield) initiative.
Opposition parties have criticized the TMC’s new outreach program, claiming the ruling party is trying to mislead people ahead of the Panchayat poll. The state government’s Duare Sarkar (gateway government) campaign continues. Like Duare Sarkar, the aim of the new campaign is to reach out to people through party programs and to discourage people from major welfare programs. The TMC’s outreach program will run ahead of this year’s Panchayat elections.
