Archive · 24 Jan 2026
Nitin Nabin Visits Bengal as BJP President
Nitin Nabin, the new president of the BJP, is visiting West Bengal for the first time.
He will be in Kolkata and Burdwan on 27-28 January.
After he leaves, Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister, will also visit West Bengal on 30 January.
They are going there to talk about how the BJP can do better in the upcoming elections.
The BJP thinks Amit Shah's visit is very important for their plans in the state.
The exact details of what they will do during these visits are not fully known yet.
Nitin Nabin, BJP National President, will visit West Bengal for the first time on 27-28 January.
He will travel to Kolkata and Burdwan, with details of public meetings or organisational programmes yet to be confirmed.
Amit Shah, Union Home Minister, will arrive in West Bengal on 30 January for organisational meetings.
The visits are aimed at discussing organisational matters and finalising the BJP's electoral strategy for the upcoming Assembly elections.
The BJP believes Amit Shah's visit will be crucial in shaping the party's future course in the state.
- Who
- Nitin Nabin, BJP National President, and Amit Shah, Union Home Minister
- What
- Nitin Nabin's first visit to West Bengal as BJP president and Amit Shah's subsequent visit for organisational meetings
- When
- 27-28 January (Nitin Nabin), 30 January (Amit Shah)
- Where
- Kolkata and Burdwan, West Bengal
- Why
- To discuss organisational matters and prepare for upcoming Assembly elections
- Person
- Nitin Nabin
- Role
- BJP National President
- Visit Location
- West Bengal
- Visit Dates
- 27-28 January
- Accompanying Official
- Amit Shah (Union Home Minister)
- Meeting Locations
- Kolkata, Burdwan
- Purpose
- Organisational and electoral strategy
