Modi to address Bihar BJP workers through audio bridge
July 05, 2013
Ahmedabad, 5 July 2013
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi will talk from his residence at Gandhinagar to 1,500 senior district-level workers of Biharon Saturday, July 6, 2013 through audiobridge communication technique.
It may be mentioned here that this audiobridge conversation with workers of Bihar is not a part of Election Campaign.
Impressed by Mr. Modi’s successful implementation of the same technique, talking to the party workers over mobile phones, during the recent State Assembly and Lok Sabha bye-elections, their Bihar counterparts had requested Mr. Modi to address them in the same spirit. Mr. Modi accepted the invitation.
Shri Modi is likely to address Hunkar rally in Patna in last week of October this year.
Audio bridge
How does it work? Modi’s office has been given phone numbers of 1500 party workers in advance. They shall be divided into three segments of 500 each. First segment covers state level leader, the second segment covers district and unit level leaders. The third segment involves panchayat level party men.
500 party men of each of the three segments will receive phone call from Modi at one go. They shall listen to Mr. Modi’s talk. Most of the party workers shall be connected through one-way communication, but selective those who registered through their smart phones shall have opportunity for two-way communication. In each segment, five persons are given chance to ask Mr. Modi a question. They shall dial a phone number given to them and ask Modi a question. In total 15 party men shall ask question to Mr. Modi and get reply over a phone call.
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