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BJP has assigned the task of getting votes of 4 families to one worker. That means at least one worker will cast 8 votes. The party has around 5.5 lakh members in the valley. In such a situation, it is being said that BJP wants to directly attract 45 lakh voters towards itself with this formula.

BJP's voting formula is ready

BJP has prepared a voting formula for victory in Jammu and Kashmir. Home Minister Amit Shah himself is busy implementing this formula. The responsibility of implementing the formula on the ground has been given to the workers. It is being said that if this formula succeeds in Jammu, then BJP can form a full majority government in the valley for the first time. Voting will be held on 18 September, 25 September and 1 October for the 90 seats of Jammu and Kashmir.

Learn the winning formula first

Union Home Minister Amit Shah assigned a task to all the workers in the organization meeting on Friday. According to this, the workers will vote with their family and 3 other families by 11 am. This means that a worker will have to get at least 4 families to vote for BJP.

The responsibility of monitoring this work has been given to the booth president. In a meeting with workers in Jammu, Shah said that if the booth president completes his work, then no one can stop the BJP government from being formed in Jammu. Shah told the BJP workers that you should go among the people and tell them about the work done by the Modi government. We have removed 370 and stopped stone pelting. He further said that no government will be formed in Kashmir without the participation of Jammu.

Strategy to get 45 lakh votes of 4 families

BJP has assigned the task of getting votes of 4 families to one worker. Through this strategy, the party wants to reach 45 lakh voters directly. Actually, on an average a family has 2 votes. In such a situation, one worker has achieved the target of casting 8 votes.

According to the data of 2015, BJP has around 5.50 lakh members in Jammu and Kashmir. If a member manages to get 8 votes, it can have a direct impact on 45 lakh votes. This is around 50 percent of the total votes.

By handing over the command to the workers, the party also wants to suppress the internal rebellion that has erupted in Jammu. Recently, after the ticket distribution, direct rebellion is being seen on many seats of Jammu.

There are about 87 lakh voters in Jammu and Kashmir.

According to the Election Commission, there are about 87 lakh voters in the valley. Out of which 44.34 lakh are male and 42.58 lakh are female voters. According to the Election Commission, this time 2.31 lakh new voters have been included in the voter list.

In the recent Lok Sabha elections, 56 percent voting took place in Jammu and Kashmir. If we look at the figures, about 50 lakh voters voted in the Lok Sabha elections. According to the commission, this is a record so far.

BJP is eyeing Jammu seats more than the valley

Jammu and Kashmir has been divided into two zones, one is Jammu and the other is Kashmir. BJP is focusing more on Jammu. During the Lok Sabha elections, there are 43 assembly seats in Jammu and 47 assembly seats in Kashmir. BJP did not field its candidates on 3 seats in Kashmir.

In the workers' meeting, Amit Shah said that if you perform well in Jammu, you will come to power. At least 46 seats are needed to form a government in Jammu and Kashmir. There are 90 assembly seats in Jammu and Kashmir.

In the recent Lok Sabha elections, the party has gained lead in 29 assembly seats of Jammu. BJP is trying to increase this figure to 40.

These strategies are being used to win Jammu

The last assembly elections in Jammu were held in 2014, when BJP won 25 seats. The party formed the government by forming an alliance with PDP. At present, BJP has no party in Kashmir. To register victory here, BJP is being very careful in the selection of issues as well as candidates.

In the list released recently by BJP, new leaders have been given a chance in place of the veteran leaders of the party. Similarly, old leader Ram Madhav has also returned to the organization and he has been given the responsibility of Jammu.

BJP is making Article 370, the tricolour and terrorism a big issue in Jammu. The party will take these three issues to the people through door-to-door campaigns.

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