Subject : BJP Launches a New Website For 2014 General Elections.
The BJP called as Bharatiya Janata Party has launched a New Website for Standing Front in the Race of 2014 General Elections. This website what it calls its "chargesheet" on the "dark decade of UPA's malgovernance" with this have to reach social media which these days are popular this days for the youth. The Social Media tools like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Flikr and even SMSes to give feedback and complain about the UPA.
The 272+ which was the Land mark for forming Government with number of seats that the BJP needs for a majority to form government at the Centre and deny rival Congress a third straight term. The logo says "Indian272+ towards majority."
The BJP is gathering the views of people on issues like "corruption, inflation, failure of the govt, spread of terrorism and Maoism, unemployment and farmer suicides. Mean while the the Congress has been doing its own homework on using social media, increasingly seen as a crucial tool to connect with India's vast young and middle class voter base. It will hold a social media conclave, the second in two months, next week. Congress number 2 Rahul Gandhi will address that gathering.
The BJP called as Bharatiya Janata Party has launched a New Website for Standing Front in the Race of 2014 General Elections. This website what it calls its "chargesheet" on the "dark decade of UPA's malgovernance" with this have to reach social media which these days are popular this days for the youth. The Social Media tools like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Flikr and even SMSes to give feedback and complain about the UPA.
The 272+ which was the Land mark for forming Government with number of seats that the BJP needs for a majority to form government at the Centre and deny rival Congress a third straight term. The logo says "Indian272+ towards majority."
The BJP is gathering the views of people on issues like "corruption, inflation, failure of the govt, spread of terrorism and Maoism, unemployment and farmer suicides. Mean while the the Congress has been doing its own homework on using social media, increasingly seen as a crucial tool to connect with India's vast young and middle class voter base. It will hold a social media conclave, the second in two months, next week. Congress number 2 Rahul Gandhi will address that gathering.
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