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Nadda Begins Two-Day Bengal Visit to Steer BJP’s Assembly Poll Drive

The trip follows Amit Shah’s directive-led review to sharpen strategy around Matua voter reassurance.

Overview

  • J.P. Nadda arrived in Kolkata on January 8 and was received by state BJP leaders including Samik Bhattacharya and Sukanta Majumdar.
  • He chaired a closed-door organisational review with district presidents, Vibhag conveners and pravasi karyakartas to assess election readiness.
  • The BJP says Nadda will attend a Doctors Meet in Tangra, visit the Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute on January 9 and inaugurate new departments at AIIMS Kalyani, including radiation oncology, trauma and emergency medicine and a pneumatic tube system.
  • Party leaders frame the push as a follow-on to Amit Shah’s guidance to counter TMC narratives and intensify outreach to the Matua community concerned about voter roll revisions.
  • Nadda reiterated the BJP’s campaign themes by accusing the TMC government of corruption, misgovernance and allowing infiltrators, and a senior IPS officer briefly visited the hotel where his meeting was held before leaving.