Chennai, April 13 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to engage with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) members throughout Tamil Nadu via a video conference at 4 p.m. on Monday, as part of a strategic outreach initiative to invigorate the party's grassroots framework in anticipation of the upcoming Assembly elections.

This interaction will take place through the NaMo App, where booth-level activists are invited to join after registering on the platform.

PM Modi shared this announcement on his X handle on Sunday, expressing, "I take immense pride in our Tamil Nadu BJP workers for highlighting the DMK's inadequate governance and thoroughly articulating the National Democratic Alliance's progressive vision for the state's advancement. During the 'My Polling Booth, Strong Polling Booth Consultation' event on the evening of the 13th, I will be in dialogue with our dedicated activists."

As per party insiders, the BJP boasts a significant network of nearly 500,000 booth committee members across Tamil Nadu, all of whom are encouraged to participate in this interaction.

This initiative is perceived as a tactical effort to enhance coordination at the grassroots and elevate morale as the election campaign enters its final stretch. This move comes as election activities escalate dramatically across the state.

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami are actively spearheading campaign efforts in various constituencies with polling day on the horizon.

In a significant boost for the AIADMK-BJP coalition, PM Modi is scheduled to arrive in Tamil Nadu for a two-day campaign tour later this week. He plans to address a public rally in Nagercoil on April 15, followed by another major campaign event in Coimbatore on April 18.

The Coimbatore rally is anticipated to attract key alliance candidates contesting from the politically vital Kongu region.

Meanwhile, senior BJP leaders are amplifying their campaign efforts. BJP National President Nitin Nabin is expected to attend a public meeting in Gandharvakottai on Monday.

He will also take part in a booth committee executive meeting in Thanjavur, where he is likely to address party workers and outline campaign strategies.

Additionally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is also slated to campaign in Tamil Nadu, with his itinerary currently being finalized.

Several Union ministers are expected to visit the state in the upcoming days to enhance the NDA alliance’s prospects.

As the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections approach, all major political entities have intensified their campaigning, setting the stage for a closely monitored electoral contest.