Patna, March 15: Bihar Minister Mangal Pandey has asserted that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will establish a government in West Bengal under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, following the announcement of the assembly election dates.
During a media interaction in Patna, Pandey welcomed the election schedule for West Bengal. He stated, “The people of West Bengal are ready for change. On May 4, the BJP will form the government under PM Modi’s leadership, marking a new chapter in Bengal’s development.”
He described PM Modi’s rally in Kolkata as historic, noting that such a large gathering had not been seen before. “The call for change is resonating from all corners of Bengal,” he added.
Pandey emphasized that the public seeks relief from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s alleged tyranny, claiming that her governance has devastated the state. He criticized her record on industry, employment, women’s respect, and the economy, asserting that the BJP will focus on development.
He expressed excitement about contesting the assembly elections in five states under the leadership of the new national president, Nitin Naveen, predicting a historic outcome.
Minister Dilip Jaiswal mentioned that the elections in Bengal will occur in two phases. He noted that the Election Commission is preparing to conduct the elections with greater transparency this time. However, he pointed out that some local officials are influenced by power. Nevertheless, he assured that the Election Commission is closely monitoring the situation, and the BJP will form the government in Bengal.
BJP leader Ajay Alok thanked the Election Commission for announcing the election schedule, welcoming the process as a celebration of democracy that encourages participation from all. He affirmed that every BJP worker will exert their utmost effort in the upcoming elections.
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