New Delhi, 31 October 2022: Ahead of the civic elections in Delhi, the BJP has planned to unveil NaMo Cyber Yoddha (NCY), an online volunteer campaign-cum-initiative.
The BJP claims that NCY will serve as a platform for those who aren’t necessarily interested in politics but nonetheless want to speak out on significant topics. It will be driven by volunteers. Over the course of a month, some 50,000 NaMo cyber warriors will be inspired.
The party said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s philosophy of service, progress, and “sabka saath” have an impact on thousands of individuals.
The most crucial question is whether NCY helps the BJP get votes in MCD elections, despite the fact that the party is getting ready to start the NaMo Cyber Yoddha campaign.
Additionally, Shehzaad Poonawalla, BJP Spokesperson stated, “NaMo Cyber Yoddha is an army of motivated volunteers that will help to expose the lies and wrongdoings of the AAP government in Delhi and counter their campaign with facts and truth.”
Poonawalla added that NCY would shortly be introduced. Adesh Gupta, the president of the Delhi BJP, Rambir Bidhuri, the leader of the opposition in the Delhi Legislative Assembly, Ashish Sood, Shahzad Poonawalla, and BJP MPs from Delhi will all be in attendance at the inauguration ceremony.
They further alleged that the AAP is a government of frauds, from liquor to hawala and from buses to power subsidies. AAP uses propaganda and advertising to cover up its shortcomings. The amount spent has increased by 420%. People were aware of their “world-class model’s” reality. Although AAP claims to have a model of education that is of the highest caliber, it is unable to name ten new colleges.
“They are unable to display the seven new hospitals they planned to construct. We have been unable to perform Chhath puja on the ghats of the Yamuna River because of ongoing pollution,” he added.
