The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a membership drive aimed at enrolling 1.5 crore new members in Madhya Pradesh and 1 crore in Andhra Pradesh, starting September 1. This initiative comes after a nine-year hiatus and includes various enrollment methods such as missed calls, QR codes, and online platforms. BJP leaders emphasize the importance of strengthening the party to achieve electoral success, particularly in traditionally challenging constituencies. In Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav highlighted the need to focus on 11 assembly seats that have never been won by the BJP since independence. In Andhra Pradesh, party president D. Purandeswari urged activists to engage with households to promote the party's welfare schemes and development projects. Both states' efforts reflect the BJP's broader strategy to consolidate its political power ahead of upcoming elections.