Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday declared the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls as the absolute and immediate top priority for the entire BJP organization, ordering every MLA, minister, district president and booth worker to suspend all other duties for the next thirty days and dedicate themselves completely to this high-stakes operation.
During an intense strategy meeting at the Annexe auditorium in Lucknow, the Chief Minister laid out granular battle plans, mandating door-to-door visits across all 1.6 lakh-plus polling booths to verify which voters have submitted SIR forms and which have not, while simultaneously tracking newly married women relocated to in-laws’ homes and migrant workers who have moved into cities like Gorakhpur for employment.
Adityanath commanded the instant creation of ten-member teams, five men and five women, for every single booth, along with daily voter-awareness camps in villages and cities alike, constant supervision by legislators, flawless form filling, and ruthless elimination of bogus names while ensuring no genuine voter is excluded.
Brushing aside opposition protests against the SIR drive as diversionary tactics, the Chief Minister warned party workers that rival cadres are secretly working overtime on the ground and demanded triple the intensity from BJP forces, stating that those who shout loudest against SIR are often the ones executing it most aggressively in the shadows.
The packed war-room session, attended by senior ministers, alliance leaders including NISHAD Party president Sanjay Nishad, state SIR in-charge Dharmendra Singh and every district president, concluded with an unmistakable directive, reach every eligible voter, assist every form, block every fake entry, and turn the electoral roll into an unbreakable fortress for the BJP in all future battles.