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Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held poll rallies in Cooch Behar just 30 km apart in Cooch Behar. The CAA issue took centrestage. This is why the Cooch Behar-CAA cocktail is crucial for the BJP and the Trinamool in this Lok Sabha election.
Ground Report: How the Khela has changed in North Bengal's Natabari Ground Report: How the Khela has changed in North Bengal's Natabari Voting in the Natabari constituency will be held in the fourth phase of the West Bengal assembly election which is scheduled for April 10. advertisement North Bengal's Natabari constituency When Bengal went to the polls the last time, the Natabari constituency saw a fight between the Trinamool Congress and Communist Party of India (Marxist) - CPI(M) or Left, baam to the native tongue. No one knew what was or who were the BJP. The election symbols in poll parlance here were Jora Phool and Kasta-Haturi. TMC's twin flowers, and the Left's hammer and sickle. TMC won the last election un/fair and square. Rabindranath Ghosh defeated Tamser Ali by 16,157 votes. Ghosh was handed the North Bengal Development department in the state government.
Kolkata, April 4 On Tuesday, when third phase of polling will be under way in West Bengal for 31 seats, PM Narendra Modi will be campaigning in another part of the state for seats that will go to polls in the fourth phase on April 10. According to the campaign schedule published by the BJP, Modi will addresses two meetings in West Bengal on April 6. First, he will address an election rally at the Rash Mela Ground in Cooch Behar. From Cooch Behar, he will fly to Howrah and address an election rally at Dumurjola three hours later. Invites TMC wrath On April 6, PM Modi will address rallies in Cooch Behar and Dumurjola.
Amit Shah back with Narayani Sena Battalion promises to woo Rajbonshis ahead of Bengal elections Apart from promising the Narayani Sena regiment to the Rajbonshi community of North Bengal -- in lines with the one that existed in the Cooch Behar kingdom – Amit Shah also promised that the training centre will be named after Chila Roy – a prince of the Koch Dynasty and the younger brother of King Nara Narayan. Union Home Minister Amit Shah In a yet another effort to make deeper inroads into poll-bound West Bengal, Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced on February 11 that a new ‘Narayani Sena Battalion’ will be included in the paramilitary forces, reported
After refusing to implement the PM Kisan scheme for a year, the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had last month agreed to roll out the cash benefits of Rs 6,000 per year in the state.
West Bengal Assembly elections 2021: Mamata faces anti-incumbency, resurgent BJP looks to make big gains From a fervent push to roll out the Citizenship Amendment Act to relentless attacks on the ruling TMC government over its alleged "minority appeasement" and political violence -- the BJP seems to have put in place a meticulously planned election strategy months in advance. Updated: February 26, 2021 5:52:52 pm Prime Minister Narendra Modi with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. (File) “Those who aren’t being able to fight us democratically, they have opted for the route to killing BJP karyakartas to fulfill their desires. This dance of death can’t go on in a democracy…Read the writing on the wall.” The tacit remarks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a victory speech following the NDA win in Bihar left no room for suspense that it was directed at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the importance BJP was attaching to the West Bengal elections scheduled in April-May next year.