Baranagar, April 25: The first phase of voting for 152 seats in the West Bengal Assembly elections has concluded, prompting political parties to ramp up their campaign efforts for the second phase. On Saturday, BJP National President Nitin Naveen led a large road show in Baranagar.
During the road show, Naveen expressed gratitude for the love and support he received from the public. In an interview, he stated that West Bengal is ready to reclaim its lost dignity and permanently reject the politics of fear. The trends observed on the streets indicate a clear signal that the BJP will form the government in Bengal. “On May 4, the lotus will bloom,” he declared, emphasizing that the atmosphere has turned completely saffron.
Referring to the attacks on BJP candidates during the first phase of voting, Naveen remarked that this is the final phase of TMC’s goondaism. He asserted that the public is yearning for change, and on May 4, the BJP’s lotus will be visible across West Bengal.
Naveen urged the public to vote freely and help steer Bengal towards good governance and development during the road show.
Commenting on the recent departure of Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha and six other MPs from AAP to join the BJP, Naveen noted that allegations of large-scale corruption against Arvind Kejriwal have led to significant discontent within the party. This has prompted some MPs to leave, signaling a growing trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi across the country.
According to Naveen’s recent post on X, he welcomed Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak, and Ashok Mittal at the BJP headquarters. He also wished good luck to Harbhajan Singh, Swati Maliwal, Vikram Sahni, and Rajinder Gupta for their work under PM Modi’s dynamic leadership.
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