Goa BJP postpones public meetings, to focus on small gatherings
06-January-2022
Amid a rising spate of Covid-19 cases in Goa, the ruling BJP has altered
its election campaign strategy by postponing public meetings and
focussing on small gatherings and door-to-door campaigning instead,
state party president Sadanand Shet Tanavade said on Thursday.
"We
have postponed some meetings that were supposed to be held across the
next week. We will focus on small gatherings and door to door
campaigning. Today's two meetings have been cancelled," Tanavade told
reporters.
"Door to door and special contact programmes will
carry on as normal. Up to January 10 we had planned public meetings," he
added.
Assembly polls are scheduled to be held in Goa in
February along with four other states, namely Punjab, Manipur,
Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh.
On Wednesday, Goa logged 1,002 new cases, the first time that the single-day spike crept above the four-figure mark in months. - IANS
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