BJP's readiness to conquer Bengal, Shah and Nadda will travel every month

Patna, Ta. 18 November 2020, Wednesday

After the formation of the government in Bihar, the BJP is now gearing up to conquer Bengal. The BJP's West Bengal unit has big plans for it. Bengal BJP state president Dilip Ghosh on Wednesday said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah and party national president Japi Nadda would tour the state every month till the state assembly elections are over.

Elections for the 294-member West Bengal Assembly are scheduled for April-May next year. Both the BJP leaders will visit different states every month before the elections to review the party organization.

Dilip Ghosh said that regular visits of both our leaders would boost the enthusiasm of party workers. Party sources said Shah is likely to visit for two consecutive days every month. While Nadda will have a three-day tour. According to party sources, the BJP has divided the region into five organizational zones and appointed central leaders in their charge in view of the Assembly elections in the state.

Targeting the Congress-CPI (M) alliance, Ghosh said both the forces have been rejected by the people. W. The people of Bengal swept the Congress, the CPI (M) and the Trinamool Congress but all three forces failed to live up to the expectations of the people, the BJP will now fulfill the hopes of the people.