New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party's campaign committee chief Narendra Modi is stepping up preparations for the coming Lok Sabha elections. He will hold a media management workshop in the national capital on August 17.
Modi is expected to devise a strategy to handle media ahead of the polls. Apart from Modi, Arun Jaitley, Sushma Swaraj and Rajnath Singh will also be a part of the workshop.
All BJP spokespersons from across the country have been asked to be present. A day after the workshop, Modi will meet state BJP presidents.
On Sunday, Modi kicked off the party's southern campaign with a mega rally at LB stadium in Hyderabad on Sunday. Making a very significant political statement, Modi through his speech reached out to the Telegu Desam Party, asking for its help to get rid of the Congress.
The Chief Minister even chanted US President Barack Obama's war cry to flag off the party's election campaign and asked people to echo him: "Yes, we can! Yes, we will do!" Apart from making the crowd chant Obama's change mantra and his rhetoric on the Congress's foreign policies, Modi's political intent in his public meeting was clear and apparent. With the Congress having played the Telangana card, Modi used the opportunity to explore possible political allies for the BJP in Andhra.
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