Mysuru: Thirty-one days left for the May 12 voting and all the offices of political parties, which otherwise are abuzz with hectic activities, are sporting a deserted look. Except for a handful of party workers and a couple of leaders, the offices are almost empty. And those who were present at these offices are only engaged in guessing games.
On any day, an office of a political party is a nerve-centre and a place to discuss party affairs where meetings are held with National, State and District-level leaders. It is a place where strategies are discussed and conveyed to ground-level leaders. It is a meeting point of booth-level party workers and their leaders and a place to mobilise support and brief the media.
