Setting the stage for the upcoming 2027 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party launched an extensive grassroots outreach drive on Tuesday under the banner of the Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy foot march. Designed to counter the opposition INDIA bloc, the three-day mass mobilization campaign features senior organizational leaders, Union Ministers, and key office bearers engaging directly with voters across all six organizational divisions of the state.
Union Ministers Lead Marches in Lucknow and Bareilly
The campaign began on Tuesday at 11 am in the state capital of Lucknow, where Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan led a march alongside local legislators, key party functionaries, and party workers. Concurrently, Union Minister JP Nadda spearheaded the foot march in Bareilly within the Braj zone. To strengthen grassroot networks ahead of the assembly contest, visiting leaders are also scheduled to conduct overnight stays in their designated regions to energize booth-level workers and maintain ground contact.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Party Chief to March on Wednesday
On Wednesday, November 5, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will personally lead the demonstration in Ghaziabad. On the same day, BJP National President Nitin Nabin is scheduled to lead the foot march in Gorakhpur. With the legislative assembly elections only a few months away, this high-profile ground exercise is regarded as a pivotal move to consolidate cadre momentum across every corner of the state.
Footprints Across Other States
This political campaign follows similar demonstrations held recently across several parts of the country. On Monday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah joined party workers for a march in Hyderabad. Similar coordinated actions took place in Bhagalpur, Bihar, where an NDA rally was conducted under the leadership of BJP President Nitin Nabin. Additionally, Nitin Nabin joined CM Suvendu in Kolkata for a march, while in Maharashtra, the ruling Mahayuti organized a major rally under the title of Save the Constitution, Remove Anarchy.
