The Prime Minister is set to address gatherings in Katwa, Purba Bardhaman district; Jangipur, Murshidabad; and Kushmandi, Dakshin Dinajpur, focusing on important areas where the party aims to strengthen its influence.
These rallies are integral to the BJP’s plan to enhance its presence in the central and northern regions of the state, which are viewed as vital for mounting a robust challenge against the ruling All India Trinamool Congress.
This will be Modi’s third trip to the state since the Election Commission revealed the poll schedule in mid-March, underscoring the strategic significance of West Bengal within the party’s larger electoral strategy.
Earlier this week, Modi spoke at rallies in Haldia, Asansol, and Suri, intensifying his critique of the state government by addressing issues related to industrial decline and alleged infiltration.
At those events, he also presented a “six-point guarantee” for voters, pitching it as a contrast to the policies of the Mamata Banerjee-led administration.
The Prime Minister began his campaign on April 5 in Cooch Behar, concentrating on law and order challenges and criticizing the state government over recent events tied to the Special Intensive Revision exercise.
The BJP has been working to direct the election conversation towards topics such as governance, corruption, women’s safety, and job creation, while also emphasizing concerns about industrial growth in the state.
