New delhi sources stated that the most keenly awaited election for anyone would now be the assembly polls of West bengal next year. This time, it's on top of the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) agenda. prime minister narendra modi has called for one-on-one meetings with all state MPs apart from holding talks with them all on Thursday.
Furthermore at least eight to nine parliamentarians have already met modi the meetings have lasted from anywhere between 15 to 30 minutes, focusing not only on constituency-specific issues but also on the political scenario in the state. The MPs who have met modi told News18 they have discussed threadbare the issues concerning their regions. modi is said to be keen to know about the impact of the central government schemes despite a strong opposition from the mamata Banerjee-led trinamool congress dispensation in Bengal. He has also reportedly taken feedback on what could be further done to help citizens.
West bengal bjp president dilip ghosh, who met modi on wednesday, said, “Our task is pretty much cut out. We are lucky to be guided by our top brass who have their ears strongly to the ground."Ghosh was recently re-elected as state unit chief despite being criticised even by party MPs for repeatedly making controversial statements.
