Gujarat BJP instructs MLAs to increase public outreach for upcoming assembly elections
Organizational 'Snehmilan' campaign to be launched across all 182 seats of the state after Diwali
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 11:08 am · 2 min read
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As part of the preparations for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly elections, the BJP has formulated a new strategy for all MLAs to reach out to the general public. According to a report by Sandesh, important instructions in this regard have been issued to all MLAs of the state by the state BJP office 'Kamalam' through the Movdi Mandal.
The party has decided to go into action mode after the Diwali festivals and launch a comprehensive organizational 'Snehmilan' (get-together) campaign across the entire state. Through these Snehmilan ceremonies to be held on the occasion of the New Year, the BJP will reach voters and the general public directly to make its public outreach more extensive. This has been planned across all 182 assembly seats of the state.
This Snehmilan will serve as an effective political medium for the campaigning of the Gujarat Assembly general elections to be held in 2027. Along with extending New Year greetings, the party will accelerate its campaign from this platform starting now. Despite there being about a year left for the elections, the party has made full preparations to take this campaign to the grassroots level.
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