Delhi Assembly Election 2020: Amit Shah wants BJP workers to ensure that votes are cast by 10 am

The most
wildly anticipated Assembly elections are here, and as Delhi goes to polls on
Saturday, Union Home Minister and former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief
Amit Shah has instructed all party cadres to ensure that they cast their votes
by 10 a.m.

The senior
BJP leader has also instructed officials to be deployed at all the 13,750
polling booths on the day.

BJP sources
said that Shah has issued a directive to the polling booth in-charges that it
is not just bravery to cast votes, but they also need to exercise their
franchise so that the BJP bags the maximum votes.

Shah, who
has crisscrossed the national capital launching scathing attack on the
opposition during the week-long canvassing has also said that the party workers
must be up at 6 a.m. on the polling day, and be the first to reach their booths
and ensure that their votes were all cast by 10 a.m.

A BJP leader
told sources that Shah believes that every man has a lot of daily chores. So if
he rises early he gets to complete his quota and ensure results. That is the
reason Shah explained that party workers should rise early and then can cast
votes early.

Shah has
also been appealing to party supporters to vote in every situation till 10:00 a.m.
at every booth. He has been asking for assurance from the party’s supporters
that they will get up at six in the morning on February 8 to vote and take
people out of the house and reach the booth to vote.

In a rally
held in Dwarka on February 4, Prime Minister Modi had also said that party
workers should contact people from house to house on the day of polling.

For this,
booths have been assigned to the team headed by each booth in-charge. Each
member of booth’s team has been entrusted with the responsibility of getting
people to vote.