A major move by the BJP ahead of the 2027 elections: Nitin Navin to lead a two-kilometer-long padyatra (foot march) in Bareilly.

Lucknow/Bareilly. Bharatiya Janata Party has intensified its political activism before the 2027 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. In this series, BJP National President Nitin Naveen will visit Uttar Pradesh on November 1. As per the proposed programme, he will participate in a massive march organized in Bareilly as part of the party’s nationwide ‘Save Democracy-Remove Anarchy’ campaign. A target has been set to ensure participation of 30 thousand people in this two kilometer long padyatra. During this period, party officials, public representatives, workers and local citizens will participate. Through this campaign, BJP is preparing to strengthen trust in democratic institutions and answer the opposition’s allegations regarding Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list. In view of the proposed visit of the National President, preparations have been intensified at the organizational level.

Nitin Naveen’s padyatra in Bareilly on 1 November

There is enthusiasm among party workers regarding the visit of BJP National President Nitin Naveen to Bareilly. According to the proposed programme, he will take part in the march with the pledge of ‘roar of democracy and defeat of anarchy’.

There are preparations to include a large number of party leaders and local citizens in this journey of about two kilometers long.

The party has set a target of participation of about 30 thousand people. However, this is the set target of the organization and the actual numbers will be clear only on the day of the event.

BJP wants to convey its political message to the general public through this program. It will also present its stand on the questions being raised by the opposition regarding democratic institutions and electoral processes.

Preparations intensified for the visit of the National President

In view of the proposed visit of Nitin Naveen, the state and regional units of BJP have intensified preparations for the program.

The party plans to include a large number of workers along with public representatives, officials of various fronts and cells in the padayatra.

Emphasis is being laid on increasing organizational coordination and public participation at the local level.

BJP wants that this event should not be limited only to party workers, but businessmen, teachers, advocates, doctors and representatives of various social organizations should also participate in it.

Party officials have been given the responsibility of increasing public relations and making the program successful.

BJP will respond to opposition’s allegations regarding SIR

BJP’s ‘Save Democracy-Remove Anarchy’ campaign is mainly related to the ongoing political debate regarding Special Intensive Revision of Voter List or SIR.

Congress and many parties of the opposition alliance have raised questions regarding the process of amending the voter list. Concerns have been raised by the opposition regarding the deletion of voters’ names and the transparency of the electoral process.

On the other hand, BJP is opposing these allegations. The party says that the purity of the voter list and a fair electoral process are essential for democracy.

Through this campaign, BJP is preparing to put the facts related to SIR before the public and give a political answer to the allegations of the opposition.

Padyatra will be held in six organizational areas of UP

The Bharatiya Janata Party has planned to organize padyatras in all six organizational areas of Uttar Pradesh.

Party’s State General Secretary Organization Dharampal Singh had held a meeting at the state BJP headquarters regarding preparations for the campaign.

Responsibilities were assigned to different officials for increasing public participation in the meeting and successful conduct of programs.

According to the announced program, a padyatra will be taken out in Lucknow on November 3 in Awadh region. The Padyatra of Kashi region will be held on 4th November in Prayagraj and the Padyatra of Gorakhpur region will be held in Gorakhpur on the same day.

The Padyatra of Kanpur-Bundelkhand region is also proposed in Kanpur on 4th November, while the Padyatra of Western region will be organized in Ghaziabad on 5th November.

However, there is a difference in the published reports regarding the date of the Bareilly event. In a report dated October 28, Nitin Naveen’s padyatra has been mentioned on November 1, whereas in the earlier announced state level programme, Bareilly’s padyatra was scheduled for November 5. Official confirmation of the final schedule is awaited.

Dharampal Singh gave responsibility to the officials

State General Secretary Organization Dharampal Singh, while reviewing the preparations for the campaign, laid emphasis on extensive public relations in all organizational areas.

Party’s state general secretary Dilip Patel has been made the coordinator of the campaign.

Campaign co-coordinators Priyanka Singh Rawat and Neeraj Singh and other senior officials have also been given responsibilities.

It was decided in the meeting that active participation of various fronts and cells of the party would be ensured in the padyatras.

The BJP organization is seeing these programs as an opportunity to establish dialogue with the common people.

Nitin Naveen’s attack on Rahul Gandhi and opposition

BJP national president Nitin Naveen on Tuesday targeted opposition parties and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

In the BJP state executive meeting held in Goa, he alleged that the opposition is trying to create an atmosphere of chaos in the country.

Nitin Naveen said that the opposition does not have concrete questions on the development work of the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

He also talked about election promises in Congress ruled states.