Before the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, the leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party have already geared up to increase the enthusiasm of the workers and make the voters in their favor. It will be started from today by the new ministers included in the Union Council of Ministers. These ministers made from BJP quota will take out Jan Ashirwad Yatra from today. To woo the voters of UP, many ministers in the state together will cover a distance of about 3665 km. During this, these ministers will share the achievements of the government among the people, covering about 27 districts.
Six ministers of BJP and Apna Dal minister Anupriya Patel will also participate in this yatra. More than 150 programs will be organized during the Yatra. BJP General Secretary Tarun Chugh has been given the charge for this yatra. Along with him, national secretaries like Arvind Menon, Pankaja Munde, Satya, Sunil Deodhar will also cooperate in the yatra.
All the ministers attending the yatra will inform the people about the achievements of the Modi government, especially the work done for the poor and will tell how the Modi government is continuously taking decisive steps one after the other for the benefit of the country.
New and promoted Union ministers in the cabinet will visit 212 Lok Sabha constituencies during the Jan Ashirwad Yatra. During this, they will travel more than 19,567 kilometers. This Yatra will pass through about 265 districts passing through 19 states. During this journey, 1663 small and big programs will be done.
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi included leaders of women, Other Backward Classes (OBC) and Scheduled Castes (SC) in the cabinet expansion, the BJP had announced that the new ministers would travel to reach out to the people.
According to the rules set by the party, a minister will have to cover four districts excluding his district and three Lok Sabha constituencies leaving his Lok Sabha constituency. Some ministers will travel for 7 days and some ministers will travel for 3 days.