New Delhi, Dec 18 (NationPress) Union Home Minister Amit Shah will solidify the BJP’s game plan for the upcoming Assembly elections next year in four states - Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu - as he embarks on a two-week visit to these election-bound regions starting on December 28, according to a party official.

"Following the victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, HM Shah has devised a comprehensive strategy for the Assembly elections next year across four states - Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu," the official stated.

The Union Minister will be in Assam on December 28 and 29, in West Bengal on December 30 and 31, in Tamil Nadu during the first week of January, and in Keral in the second week of January, as detailed by a party organizational representative.

He plans to dedicate at least two days each month to these poll-bound states leading up to the elections, focusing on strategies for electoral success, particularly since three of these states currently have non-NDA governments.

During his visit, HM Shah will aim to energize Panna Pramukhs and implement the 'Mera Booth Sabse Majboot' initiative by conducting organizational meetings and engaging with party workers.

According to BJP insiders, HM Shah is keen to replicate the NDA's decisive win in the recent Bihar Assembly elections, despite facing a misinformation campaign from the Mahagathbandhan regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.

Repeatedly, HM Shah has demonstrated his role as the chief strategist behind the NDA's electoral victories, meticulously crafting state-specific campaigns that align with the NDA's national poll icon, Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

In addition to collaborating with NDA allies, the Union Minister's winning approach includes a robust strategy to communicate with dissenters and soothe their concerns to prevent them from negatively impacting the alliance's voter base as independents.

During the Bihar elections, HM Shah is reported to have personally engaged with nearly 100 rebels who were undermining the party's interests.

His forthcoming visits to the four states will also focus on gauging public sentiments, identifying pressing issues, and preparing counter-strategies against rival parties' narratives, as shared by a party official.

The BJP is also developing a counter-strategy to mitigate the politics of misinformation propagated by opposing parties on matters like rural job schemes, VB G RAM G, SIR, employment rates, and other socio-economic challenges, according to a party source.