1.1 Today, a Booth Vijay Sammelan was held in the English Bazar area of Malda. Prominent BJP workers from the booth, mandal, and district levels were present. The MLA from English Bazar, Smt. Sreerupa Mitra Chowdhury, was also in attendance.

1.2 Along wth Murshidabad,Malda too has today become a victim of Hindu displacement. Illegal infiltration is continuing through the Malda border.If this infiltration is not stopped,it will lead to grave consequences. That is why this time Hindus of Malda will also unite and vote.

1.2 The people have made up their minds that they will not repeat the mistake of the previous election by not voting for BJP candidate. This time, they will vote decisively for the BJP candidate in support of real change.

1.3 They firmly believe that to keep India secure, it is essential to ensure the security of West Bengal as well. For that, it is extremely important to have a BJP MLA in border areas like Vaishnavnagar, where drug traffickers and smugglers operate with impunity.

1.1 Last time, we lost the Burwan seat by just a handful of votes, but this time, that won’t happen. From Burwan, the BJP candidate will win. Today, #BoothBijoySammelan was organised at Nabapally More under Sahora Gram Panchayat of Baranagar Mandal No. 2 in Murshidabad.

1.2 We interacted with our workers, and each one of them is fully prepared for the upcoming Assembly election battle. This election is about bidding farewell to TMC.

Shri Dilip Ghosh (Modi Ka Parivar) visited Nunbahi Durga Temple in English Bazar Block, Malda and offered prayers. Along with party workers, a large number of local villagers also came to meet him. Our Dada prayed to the Almighty for wisdom, harmony, and good sense for everyone.

1.1 Some moments from the Booth Bijoy Sammelan of Burwan–3 Mandal held at the Burwan Dak Bangla Assembly Office in Berhampore. Alongside, participation in the “Chakri Chai, BJP Tai” programme organised by the Yuva Morcha today.

1.2 Over the last 15 years, CM Mamata Banerjee has crushed the dreams of Bengal’s young generation. Those who should have been building their future through jobs and businesses are now being forced to migrate to other states as migrant workers.

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1.1 When Mamata B. says “Humpty Dumpty,” there is no fault. But when we say the same thing, it becomes an issue. In this state, community that is suffering the most is the Muslim community. TMC govt. has effectively turned Muslims into scapegoats and branded them as criminals.

1.2 Out of fear of the police and the administration, they are unable to speak up or express their grievances.

1.1 Some moments from today’s #BoothBijayAbhiyan of Gosaba Mandal-1 in Gosaba river island of South 24 Parganas. Although it was the program of 1 No. Mandal, Mandal presidents from other mandals were also present. Booth, mandal, and district-level workers were also in attendance.

1.2 Karyalay is located right in d heart of Gosaba,across d river.There are transportation problems,many places still lack even the most basic primary infrastructure, & benefits of various people-oriented schemes of GOI have not reached here due to anti-development mindset of TMC

1.1 Today at the Gosaba office, organisational programme began with th singing of the national song Vande Mataram. BJP is the only political party where every activity begins with the rendition of Vande Mataram.

1.2 On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram, the BJP-led Central Government has taken several initiatives to spread the ideals of Rishi Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay and the spirit of Vande Mataram across schools, colleges, and various institutions.

1.3 Neither the earlier Congress govt at Centre nor Left, Congress, or TMC in Bengal ever made such sincere efforts to bring great Bengali thinkers to the forefront of public consciousness.They merely used Bengal’s icons for their own political interests.

1.1 A boat journey from Gadkhali to Gosaba—this is how we reached Gosaba to take part in the programme. For the people of Gosaba, crossing rivers by boat is a daily compulsion.

1.2 Whether it is access to good schools and colleges, doctors, or even basic markets, a boat journey remains their only lifeline. In this way, TMC has deprived the common people of basic necessities.

1.3 For years, the people here have been demanding a bridge that would make travel easier and safer. Yet, even after 15 years, the TMC government has paid no heed to this demand. Instead, funds meant for development have been siphoned off elsewhere.