Modi and Shah Kick Off 2026 Election Campaign in West Bengal
On Thursday, prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Alipurduar, followed by Home Minister Amit Shah’s arrival in Kolkata on Saturday. Together, these two central leaders of the BJP have effectively sounded the alarm for the 2026 elections. Their strategic engagements signal a robust campaign ahead,as they aim to consolidate their influence in West Bengal,a state that has historically posed challenges for the party.
Modi’s visit was marked by a focus on development and national pride, themes that resonate deeply with the electorate.Simultaneously occurring, Shah’s meetings with state leaders at a hotel near the bypass indicate a well-coordinated effort to strengthen the party’s grassroots connections.On Sunday, Shah is set to inaugurate a new building for CFSAL in Rajarhat, further emphasizing the BJP’s commitment to infrastructure and economic growth in the region. As the political landscape heats up, the BJP appears determined to leverage its leadership to secure a stronger foothold in West Bengal, setting the stage for a fierce electoral battle in the coming years.
