The programme, evolved during the the party's national executive held in Delhi recently, includes setting up of election and manfesto committees, taking up people's issues, and highlighting failure of the centre and state governments, Naidu told reporters in Hyderabad.

The state units have been asked to start the process of identifying proper candidates and organise constituency and booth-wise meetings, the senior leader said.

After elections in Karnataka, there was an election mood in the country and people were looking up to BJP as the Congress-led UPA at the Centre has miserably failed to measure up to people's aspirations, he said.

"The Karnataka verdict was a turning point in the history of the BJP," Naidu said.