BJP president Amit Shah is going to hold talks with youths of poll-bound Rajasthan on November 21 in Jaipur, Union minister Rajyavardhan Rathore informed on Sunday.
The main event is set to take place in Tagore School auditorium in Jaipur where around 4,000 youths will participate. The event will also be live streamed and Shah will take questions from youths present there and also from those at six other locations — Bharatpur, Udaipur, Kota, Jodhpur, Ajmer, and Bikaner.
Apart from this event, town hall meetings will be held in other 200 locations across the state where youths will be present. Although it is supposed to be a direct contact program, Rathore has said that questions from youths will be registered beforehand and they will not be able to ask a question during the program.
Meanwhile, Rathore has claimed that BJP has often held dialogues with youths and so this time too it is going to do the same. He said, “The Prime Minister has a vision and energy to take India forward as a strong nation. Youths understand this. Social media has made people aware on issues, be it political or any other. BJP has quite often held dialogues with youths and therefore, the party is going to talk with the state’s youths on November 21”.
Rathore also said that questions can be asked through social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. Rajasthan will hold its 15th assembly election on December 7, 2018.