Lucknow: As part of an outreach initiative, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, accompanied by BJP Lucknow Metropolitan President Anand Dwivedi, visited the homes of prominent members of the Scheduled and enlightened communities in the Cantt Assembly constituency. During the visit, they distributed pamphlets highlighting the achievements of the BJP-led double-engine government and explained the government’s developmental vision.
The campaign focused on communicating how Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s governance aligns with the vision of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Pathak and Dwivedi personally visited the residences of several senior members of the community, including advocate Govind Kannaujia, Ankit Sonkar, retired official Raj Kumar in Lal Kuan; retired police officer Vinod Kumar in Chhoti Lal Kurti, and retired teacher Kishan Lal in Lakdi Mohal. At each stop, they distributed booklets detailing key schemes and benefits delivered by the government, particularly for the upliftment of marginalized sections.
In addition to the campaign, Deputy CM Pathak also extended his condolences to BJP Kisan Morcha President Pramod Singh, visiting his home in Pan Dariba following the demise of Singh’s father.
The program saw participation from several local BJP leaders and functionaries, including Metropolitan Vice President Ghanshyam Das Agrawal, Vijay Bhurji, Vinayak Pandey, Mandal President Manas Bahri, Vinod Singh, Councillor Amit Chaudhary, Sanjay Dayal, and Anurag Sahu.
The initiative underscores the BJP’s continuing efforts to strengthen its connect with grassroots communities by highlighting the impact of its policies and programs on their day-to-day lives.
