Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, also a BJP MP from Jodhpur, achieved a remarkable success rate of 93% by securing wins in 26 out of 28 Assembly constituencies in North Bengal during the West Bengal polls. He conducted an intensive campaign in key districts like Cooch Behar, Alipurduar, Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, and Siliguri, known for their political sensitivity.
Shekhawat’s campaign in North Bengal was marked by high-energy outreach activities combined with precise booth-level strategies. By focusing on strengthening booth management and engaging with local communities, including the Marwari group, he helped the BJP establish a strong support base in the region. The victories under his leadership were characterized by significant margins, showcasing the effectiveness of his campaign approach.
The Union Minister’s emphasis on direct voter engagement in border areas, addressing crucial issues such as security, development, and regional identity, resonated well with the local populace. His strategic approach in North Bengal played a pivotal role in the BJP’s overall performance in the state, highlighting the impact of sustained grassroots presence and meticulous planning on electoral outcomes.
