Raipur: In a bid to gear up the party for next year's Lok Sabha elections, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on July 20 outlined a 25-point programme that included asking minorities to join the party by explaining to them vote bank politics of "pseudo-secular parties" and maintaining "good relationship" with Sangh Parivar.

"Mission-2004-Action Plan", released after the conclusion of three-day meeting of BJP national executive, talked about mobilisation of workers and gearing up party machinery at all levels with clear division of work among office-bearers.

The party decided to reach out to minorities, explain to them vote bank politics of pseudo-secular parties and invite them to join BJP.

It said BJP would maintain good relationship with other nationalist organisations (Sangh Parivar) and have frequent interaction with them.

While focussing on political and social expansion of the party, BJP said it would maintain good relationship with friendly parties and would not have any sort of debate on alliances.

The party said it would build massive movements to confront the Congress, Left and its allies on people's problems wherever possible.

PTI