Prior to the assembly elections in Delhi, Home Minister and BJP President Amit Shah on Sunday kicked off the party’s 10-day door-to-door campaign at Lajpat Nagar. Shah visited homes in Lajpat Nagar and talked to people about the benefits of the amended citizenship law. He also distributed literature on the subject and urged them to go through it. The BJP has launched a ‘Jan Jagran’ (public awareness) campaign to contact three crore families to counter the opposition’s campaign against the CAA and inform the masses about its features. While Shah was in Delhi, other top party leaders like Rajnath Singh, J P Nadda and Nitin Gadkari were in different parts of the country as part of the campaign, which will end on January 15. (Photo Credit: IANS)
The Home Minister gave residents a pamphlet with messages in support of the CAA and asked them to dial the number 8866288662. (Photo Credit: IANS)
Addressing a meeting of Delhi BJP’s booth-level workers at IG Stadium earlier in the day, Shah had launched the party’s ‘Jan Jagran’ campaign to raise awareness. (Photo Credit: IANS)
Home Minister Amit Shah arrived at Lajpat Nagar’s 2C-Block, a colony which is mostly inhabited by refugees who migrated from Pakistan in the 1950s.(Photo Credit: IANS)
He asked people to give missed calls to a toll free number put out by the BJP to show their support to the CAA and slammed rumours that the number belonged to Netflix. (Photo Credit: IANS)
