BJP will take out Jan Ashirwad Yatra for new ministers of Modi government, it will pass through temple, mutt, gurudwara and martyr’s house

New Delhi
The Jan Ashirwad Yatra of the new ministers in the Modi government will pass through temples, maths, gurudwaras and martyrs’ homes. The minister will also stay here for some time and talk about the welfare schemes of the Modi government. BJP has planned Jan Ashirwad Yatra for 43 new ministers in the Modi cabinet. In the states where the yatra is to be held, the party’s state president and his team have been given this responsibility. One travel in-charge and four co-in-charges are being made for each minister.

This yatra will start from August 16 and each minister’s journey will last for at least three days. The yatra will be started from about 300-400 km away from the minister’s Lok Sabha constituency so that Jan Ashirwad Yatra must cover at least 4-5 districts. BJP’s national general secretary Tarun Chugh said that before Modi ji became the Prime Minister, there was a history that the ministers of the central government used to be far away from the general public. But PM Modi wants to break this trend. He wants that every minister of his cabinet should be associated with the public and the public should feel a sense of belonging with him.

Actually BJP will tell people through this yatra how every section of the society has got representation in the Modi cabinet and the MPs associated with the land have been given responsibility in the cabinet. During the yatra, BJP will not only demonstrate its capability, but people will also be told about the achievements of the central government. In every state where the Jan Ashirwad Yatra will take place, it has been asked to make such a route for the journey from the famous religious places, the houses of saints, famous social leaders, litterateurs, famous sportspersons and brave soldiers who died for the country. Passed through

It has also been said that the Yatra should stop at these places and the Union Minister should meet them and worship at the religious places through which the Yatra passed. There can also be a brief address here in which the minister can tell about the schemes and achievements of the central government.