BY TC News Desk
Agartala, 11th January 2024: A one-day workshop focused on the “NAMO App” was held at the Kushabhau Conference Hall in the state party office of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Agartala. The primary objective of the workshop was to provide training for creating digital volunteers who would actively contribute during the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The event witnessed the active participation of key figures such as the state BJP president, Rajib Bhattacharjee, senior BJP IT Convenor Sailesh Pandey, leaders from the state BJP youth front, and IT Convenors representing all eight districts of the state.
Addressing the media, state BJP president Rajib Bhattacharjee emphasized the party’s current focus on securing another term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He highlighted the dedication of youth workers and party members at all levels in ensuring the victory of BJP-nominated candidates in Tripura’s Lok Sabha seats, contributing to the party’s success at the national level.
Bhattacharjee emphasized the importance of strengthening social media as part of various campaign efforts, including public outreach programs and wall painting. He highlighted the active participation of State IT Cell Convenors in the training program, aiming to effectively engage with the public through social media platforms.
Sailesh Pandey, the senior IT Cell Convenor, who conducted the training, spoke about the potency of the Namo app as a powerful communication tool in the era of social media. He stated that the BJP’s goal is to train volunteers on the Namo app, create ambassadors for “Viksit Bhart,” and mobilize party workers towards the broader objective of securing another term for the Modi government.
Pandey expressed the belief that the Namo app would play a crucial role in disseminating positive stories and highlighting the welfare-oriented initiatives of the BJP government. The overall aim is to build a strong digital presence and effectively communicate the party’s vision to the public.
