Amit Shah to focus on West Bengal assembly elections
Mamata, who met with reporters yesterday evening, had no idea of the BJP's racial mobilization. News of the mobilization was released from the BJP office shortly after the press conference
Kolkata:
Amit Shah, Union Home Minister and BJP leader, will launch his campaign via social media this morning at 11 am to concentrate on the West Bengal Assembly elections scheduled for April 2021, following the Bihar state election. It is expected that all the BJP leaders of West Bengal will take part in the event.
West Bengal BJP leader Dilip Ghosh said yesterday that the mobilization would bring about a political shift in the state. He said that the team will be participating in a number of events through the Internet and will be a record player.
According to Bihar, more than 43 lakh people participated in the installation of 70,000 LED TVs across the state. However, Dilip Ghosh did not give any information on how many LED TVs to be installed in West Bengal.
The Trinamool Congress will hold a martyr's day march annually on July 21. In this case, have you decided on virtual mobilization like the BJP during this period? West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee said: "We cannot give up anything to the BJP."
Mamata, who met with reporters yesterday evening, had no idea of the BJP's racial mobilization. News of the mobilization was released from the BJP office shortly after the press conference.
Mamta and Amit Shah have repeatedly criticized one another during these Lockdown periods. In this case, Amita is expected to take a sharp stand against Mamata in this campaign.
Earlier last month, the BJP had accused West Bengal of failing to contain the coronavirus.
Similarly, Mamata has publicly criticized Amit Shah, who was present at the Prime Minister's discussion with Chief Ministers. Mehta had criticized the Central Home Ministry for sending its teams to West Bengal without the permission of the state government.
The BJP is seeking to increase the voter turnout, not just election propaganda, as the aim of the online mobilization today. In the last Lok Sabha election, the BJP won 18 of the 42 seats in West Bengal. Trinamool won the by-elections and resumed. In this context, the BJP continues to spread the view that the Trinamool corona epidemic has been mismanaged
Allegations of the displacement of migrant workers and irregularities in the supply of ration in the districts are likely to pose a crisis for the ruling Trinamool Congress.
Kolkata:
Amit Shah, Union Home Minister and BJP leader, will launch his campaign via social media this morning at 11 am to concentrate on the West Bengal Assembly elections scheduled for April 2021, following the Bihar state election. It is expected that all the BJP leaders of West Bengal will take part in the event.
West Bengal BJP leader Dilip Ghosh said yesterday that the mobilization would bring about a political shift in the state. He said that the team will be participating in a number of events through the Internet and will be a record player.
According to Bihar, more than 43 lakh people participated in the installation of 70,000 LED TVs across the state. However, Dilip Ghosh did not give any information on how many LED TVs to be installed in West Bengal.
The Trinamool Congress will hold a martyr's day march annually on July 21. In this case, have you decided on virtual mobilization like the BJP during this period? West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee said: "We cannot give up anything to the BJP."
Mamata, who met with reporters yesterday evening, had no idea of the BJP's racial mobilization. News of the mobilization was released from the BJP office shortly after the press conference.
Mamta and Amit Shah have repeatedly criticized one another during these Lockdown periods. In this case, Amita is expected to take a sharp stand against Mamata in this campaign.
Earlier last month, the BJP had accused West Bengal of failing to contain the coronavirus.
Similarly, Mamata has publicly criticized Amit Shah, who was present at the Prime Minister's discussion with Chief Ministers. Mehta had criticized the Central Home Ministry for sending its teams to West Bengal without the permission of the state government.
The BJP is seeking to increase the voter turnout, not just election propaganda, as the aim of the online mobilization today. In the last Lok Sabha election, the BJP won 18 of the 42 seats in West Bengal. Trinamool won the by-elections and resumed. In this context, the BJP continues to spread the view that the Trinamool corona epidemic has been mismanaged
Allegations of the displacement of migrant workers and irregularities in the supply of ration in the districts are likely to pose a crisis for the ruling Trinamool Congress.
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