BJP President Nitin Naveen to Lead March in Gorakhpur Amid Electoral Tensions

BJP president Nitin Naveen is scheduled to be on a two-day organisational visit to Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh from November 4. During this, he will lead a march as part of the party's'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy'campaign. According to the party's statement, Nitin Naveen will reach Gorakhpur at 12 noon on Wednesday and lead the march. The march will start from Maharana Pratap Inter College and end at the Kali Mandir near Sardar Patel's statue. Nitin Naveen's'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy'campaign is being launched at a time when the BJP and opposition parties are at loggerheads over allegations of electoral malpractices. On Sunday, the INDIA block held a rally demanding the ouster of the BJP over allegations of vote theft. The opposition is continuously demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. After the party's march, Nitin Naveen is scheduled to hold meetings with party leaders and public representatives. Significantly, his visit is taking place at a time when the state assembly elections are due next year and Nitin is focusing on his organisational activities in the state.