Modi to connect with Bihar BJP workers via teleconference today

After 3D holographic projection speeches during the Gujarat Assembly elections,Chief Minister Narendra Modi will use audio bridge

After 3D holographic projection speeches during the Gujarat Assembly elections,Chief Minister Narendra Modi will use audio bridge, a device used to make telephone conference calls,to connect with 1,500 BJP workers in various places of Bihar from his residence in Gandhinagar on Saturday.

Before Modi goes to Bihar,where his bete noire Nitish Kumar is the Chief Minister,he will speak to party workers using telephonic technology that will enable him to have audio conference with 500-odd telephone numbers at a time. In all,he will be having telephonic conversation with 1,500 workers.

He will address about 1,500 party workers in different cities of Bihar through audio bridge communication technology from his residence in Gandhinagar on Saturday, CMO officials said. This is not part of the election campaign, they added.

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After becoming chairman of the BJPs election campaign committee,this is the second time Modi will address BJP workers outside Gujarat. On June 23,he had addressed party workers in Pathankot to pay tributes to Jan Sangh founder Dr Shyama Prasad Mookerjee.

Unlike 3D holographic show,which was handled by a professional agency,the Bihar show,according to CMO sources,will likely be managed by Modis in-house Information Technology team.

Some 500 telephone numbers will be dialled simultaneously through a special equipment. At a time,some 10 receivers will be able to interact with Modi.

By addressing election rallies simultaneously at 59 places,Modis 3D event had made it to Guinness Book of World Records.

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In the recent bypolls for four Assembly and two Lok Sabha seats,Modi had used the audio bridge technology to connect with voters in different constituencies.

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