BJP Confident of Power Shift in West Bengal, ‘Change is Certain’: Babu Bhai Bhavanji
By | PR Network
Kolkata: Senior BJP leader and former Mumbai Deputy Mayor Babu Bhai Bhavanji has expressed strong confidence about a political shift in West Bengal.
He claimed that the current atmosphere reflects growing dissatisfaction with the government led by Mamata Banerjee.
According to him, public sentiment is increasingly favouring change in the state.
Speaking during his campaign tour, Bhavanji said many citizens are frustrated with administrative issues and slow development.
He stated that voters believe a government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party could boost development.
He also added that stricter action against illegal infiltration is expected under BJP rule.
Campaign Focus on Business Communities
Bhavanji, who arrived from Mumbai for campaigning, has been engaging with traders and business communities.
He held meetings with Marwari and local business groups across key regions.
His outreach covered cities like Siliguri, Darjeeling, and Kalimpong.
He urged voters to support the BJP and help build momentum ahead of the elections.
He also highlighted the leadership of Narendra Modi during his interactions.
According to him, India is moving towards becoming a global power under Modi’s leadership.
BJP Releases Second Candidate List
In a key development, the BJP has announced its second list of 111 candidates.
This is for the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections.
Several prominent names have been included in the list.
These include Nisith Pramanik from Mathabhanga and Roopa Ganguly from Sonarpur South.
Bharat Chetri will contest from Kalimpong, while Noman Rai is fielded from Darjeeling.
Other candidates include Arjun Singh and Dibyendu Adhikari.
Party spokesperson Devjit Sarkar said that 256 candidates have been declared so far.
This follows an earlier list of 144 candidates released by the party.
The announcements indicate BJP’s aggressive election strategy.
Election Schedule and Opposition Moves
The West Bengal Assembly elections will be held in two phases.
Voting is scheduled for April 23 and April 29.
The counting of votes will take place on May 4.
Meanwhile, opposition parties have also intensified preparations.
Left parties have released a second list of 32 candidates.
This includes three women candidates, pointing to a multi-cornered contest.
