After the intense campaigning, it’s time for the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) workers to taste the ‘sweets’ of their hard work. looking at the exit poll results the euphoric party workers are all set to celebrate the much anticipated victory in their own way. So much so that over 100 kgs of traditional Motichur ladoos have been made as initial order for the upcoming celebrations. Candidates have also individually ordered for breakfast and lunch packets for their workers.
The famous Churuwala sweet shop has received an order of 100 kg of Motichur ladoos by the BJP whose delivery is to be done by 8am on Tuesday. BJP candidate from Ranchi CP Singh has personally ordered for 150 packets for breakfast from Punjab Sweet House and 150 packets of lunch from Kaveri restaurant.
"There are many preparations that we are working upon for the counting day. We have deployed our workers at the counting centers to give us hourly trends of the counting results. We will also hold a celebration rally at Albert Ekka Chowk from 5pm to 8pm on Tuesday with firecrackers and sweet packets," said Ajay Maroo, former Rajya Sabha MP and State spokesperson of BJP.
lED screens have also been set up in the auditorium of the BJP headquarters at Harmu. After the results are declared, BJP will have celebration at the headquarters from 11pm with sweets and firecrackers. “ All workers of the party will assemble at the headquarters to see updates of the counting and the final results. Vijay Julus will be taken out by the winning candidates in their areas," said Gama Singh, the in charge of BJP headquarters.
A band crew has also been called from Dhanbad to add to the joy of winning by the party. “All arrangements for the counting day are in process. Snacks and sweets have been arranged for the workers at the headquarters. Our party chief is out of town but as soon as he returns, we will see what else we can do for the celebrations. But again, all of it will be successfully executed only after the results are out and we win with good numbers," said Pradeep Sinha, state BJP spokesperson.
Notably some of the party bigwigs including former Chirf Minister Arjun Munda, party’s national vice president Raghubar Das, senior leaders Saryu Roy will be out of the city in their constituencies during the first half of the day. The leaders are likely to arrive the state headquarters by evening when the party will hold a grand celebration in the city, informed a senior leader.
