Gadkari has been campaigning for party candidate Sudhakar Kohale, daily visiting the six assembly constituencies in the city. Nagpur: Calling the upcoming graduates’ constituency polls ‘a battle of prestige’, Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday urged party workers to work hard to ensure victory for BJP .
“We lost the last election in which 12,000 votes were invalid. “We are the first city in the country to segregate garbage and make 28 tonnes of bio-CNG a day. Nagpur Metro carries 3 lakh people every day.
Work hard and ensure we win this time,” Gadkari said. Whoever is not going to vote for us, note their names, go to their houses, inform them about the work done by govt and convince them to vote for us,” Gadkari said. Inform the voters about these development works,” Gadkari told party workers.
It played a major role in our defeat. The Union minister urged party workers to knock on the doors of each voter. “This is not an election where you play drums and put up posters. Connecting with each voter is a must. We also sell treated toilet water to Koradi and Khaparkheda and get Rs300 crore a year.
On Thursday, Gadkari urged BJP workers in North Nagpur to convince graduates who do not back the party and make sure they reach the polling booth.