Prime Minister and senior BJP chief Narendra Modi on Tuesday held a roadshow in West Bengal’s Raiganj changing into the primary sitting PM to take action. Sharing a video of the roadshow, Modi mentioned, ‘BJP all the best way in Raiganj’. A fierce electoral contest is about to unfold within the Raiganj Lok Sabha constituency, situated throughout the North Dinajpur district of West Bengal, because the BJP and TMC vie for victory. Modi’s rally takes place over every week following West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s roadshow in Raiganj. During her marketing campaign, Banerjee coated a three-kilometre route on foot throughout the constituency.
It’s BJP all the best way in Raiganj! pic.twitter.com/BNKn3Vdpfh
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) April 16, 2024
From Raiganj, Modi Slams Mamata
Addressing a rally in Raiganj, Modi alleged that Trinamool Congress has given permission to unlawful Bangladeshi and Rohingya migrants to vary the demography of West Bengal and disturb legislation and order within the state. “Those who suffered from partition and were against partition, they (TMC) don’t want to give them citizenship. TMC is against CAA, they keep spreading false rumours about it. TMC has given permission to Bangladeshis, and Rohingyas to change demography and disturb law and order in Bengal. They are under TMC’s protection. To boost their vote bank, TMC is playing with the future of West Bengal.”
Modi additional mentioned that those that ruled West Bengal for a number of years halted the event of the state.
Raiganj Lok Sabha Seat
The Raiganj Lok Sabha constituency, situated throughout the North Dinajpur district of West Bengal, is poised for a fierce electoral showdown between the BJP and TMC within the upcoming common election. The Mamata Banerjee-led get together has nominated Krishna Kalyani as its candidate to contest towards the BJP’s Kartick Paul for the Raiganj seat. In the 2019 Lok Sabha election, BJP’s Debasree Chaudhuri secured victory within the Raiganj seat with a margin of 60,574 votes, defeating TMC’s Agarwal Kanaialal. In 2014, Md. Salim from CPIM emerged victorious, defeating Congress candidate Deepa Dasmunsi by a margin of 1,634 votes.
