BJP Gears Up for West Bengal Assembly Elections with Aggressive Strategy

Ahead of the West Bengal Assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party has geared up for the first phase. The party has prepared a new and aggressive strategy for 152 seats, in which about 500 small and big meetings have been planned in just 7 days. These meetings and rallies will be attended by state leaders as well as big faces. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will hold the highest number of 30 rallies. Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will address 11-11 rallies in rural areas. The BJP has started a new strategy in which a question will be asked to the All India Trinamool Congress at 12 noon every day from the Bengali New Year. Press conferences will be held in Kolkata and different zonal offices. This time the BJP has made a big change in its strategy. While Yogi Adityanath's rallies were more in Muslim-dominated areas, this time the focus has been on rural areas. The party believes that TMC can benefit from more polarization, so this time Mithun Biswa Sarma's rallies are considered to be the best in Assam.