Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Jagannath Chattopadhyay foresees a significant loss for the ruling Trinamool Congress in the upcoming two-phase Assembly elections in West Bengal on April 23 and 29. Contesting from the Suri Assembly constituency in Birbhum district, Chattopadhyay expressed confidence in the BJP’s prospects.
Preparations are in full swing for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Birbhum on April 9 to bolster the BJP’s campaign for the state polls. Chattopadhyay anticipates a massive turnout of BJP workers at the public meeting and believes the people of Birbhum will heed Modi’s call to support BJP candidates.
Acknowledging the democratic essence of India, Chattopadhyay commented on the campaign visits of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee in the district. Despite this, he asserted that both leaders have faced rejection from the people of West Bengal and predicted a resounding defeat for the Trinamool Congress in the elections.
Expressing optimism about the BJP’s performance in the polls, Chattopadhyay stated his belief in securing a majority of seats in Birbhum. Additionally, a member of the BJP’s state committee revealed plans for Prime Minister Modi to address multiple campaign rallies in different districts of West Bengal.
