Lok Sabha Polls: PM Modi Plans Three Public Meetings in West Bengal in March

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will kickstart the BJP’s campaign for Lok Sabha Elections in West Bengal from March 1.

From March 1 to 2, Prime Minister Modi will visit West Bengal, which is ruled by the TMC. Especially, Prime Minister Modi’s trip to the state amid the continuing turmoil in the Sandeshkhali enclave, where women have recently taken to the streets to express their anger by torching the homes of TMC leaders who are suspected of torturing locals. He has two significant public gatherings to speak to. Preceding the Lok Sabha elections, this visit by the Prime Minister is deemed highly significant.

Sukant Majumdar added that the Prime Minister will be speaking to the people of West Bengal when he visits Bengal; this is a happy occasion for all of us. The employees are also very enthusiastic. On March 6, PM Modi will also address all of the nation’s women from Barashat, West Bengal. To assess the progress made in this regard, BJP Mahila Morcha chief Vanathi Srinivasan called a meeting in West Bengal on February 24.

According to BJP Bengal sources, the BJP is expected to secure a larger number of seats in West Bengal in the 2024 elections. This time, the number is probably going to rise to 26, but as of right now, it’s predicted that the BJP will win 20 to 26 seats. All in all, the BJP is extremely self-assured and consistently works hard at its job. In the lead-up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, all of the BJP’s leaders and employees are actively educating the public about the welfare and development programs of the Modi administration. The Pradhan Mantri Employment Scheme, the Pradhan Mantri Jan Oushadhi Scheme, the Kisan Samman Nidhi, the Pradhana Mantri Jeevan Jyoti, and Ayushman Bharat up to an insurance of Rs 5 lakh.