“200 Plus Seats In Bengal, BJP Leader Minister On Would possibly 3”: Tejasvi Surya
Mamata Banerjee’s days as a major minister are numbered, Tejasvi Surya mentioned (Record)
Kolkata:
The Bharatiya Janata Party may have its first ever leader minister in West Bengal on Would possibly 3, when the effects for the meeting election are anticipated to be declared, BJP MP Tejasvi Surva has promised, including the party will win no less than 200 of the Trinamool-ruled state’s 294 seats.
“BJP will win greater than 200 seats in West Bengal. (Leader Minister) Mamata Banerjee’s days as a major minister are numbered. At the third of Would possibly, West Bengal may have a BJP leader minister,” Mr Surya used to be quoted as announcing by way of information company ANI.
“That is the legacy of the communists which Mamata Banerjee has carried ahead however there will likely be not more bloodshed and political homicide politics in West Bengal as a result of BJP may have its leader minister,” he added.
Bengal BJP leader Dilip Ghosh mentioned the party will win a lot more than 200 seats as that they had begun getting ready for the elections 5 years in the past, when Ms Banerjee had retained energy with a large mandate.
“We can no longer get not up to 200 (seats). It’ll without a doubt be greater than 200. We didn’t start arrangements as of late, we had began 5 years again,” Mr Ghosh mentioned.
Speaking concerning the party’s arrangements, he mentioned, “Now we have proceeded phase-wise, all of us noticed ends up in the Lok Sabha elections, and we’re going forward with the chant of ’19 mein part, 21 mein saaf’ (part seats in 2019, blank sweep in 2021,” he added.
West Bengal meeting elections will likely be held in 8 stages between March 27 and April 29 – the longest ever. Whilst pronouncing the dates for the elections final week, the Election Fee had hinted that the polls in Bengal had been unfold over a month on account of fears of political violence. Wondering the reason at the back of the verdict, Mr Banerjee had alleged that it used to be achieved on the insistence of Top Minister Narendra Modi, who’s the BJP’s primary ballot campaigner.
Bengal will witness a triangular combat this time. The BJP, which had gained 18 of the state’s 42 Lok Sabha seats in 2019, had expanded its footprints within the state, which have been a Trinamool vs Left battlefield for a number of years.
