Archive · 11 Jun 2025
BJP Campaign in Bengal: Achievements, Failures, and Temple Dispute
The BJP is launching a campaign in Bengal to celebrate Prime Minister Modi's 11 years in power, while also criticizing the current state government.
They plan to showcase Modi's successes and point out failures of the ruling party in Bengal.
Simultaneously, the Odisha CM is still urging the West Bengal CM not to name a temple 'Jagannath Dham', a move he feels disrespects religious traditions.
BJP plans to highlight PM Modi's achievements and Mamata Banerjee government's failures.
BJP will focus on Modi's success stories and Banerjee's perceived failures.
Odisha CM Majhi has not received a response from Mamata Banerjee regarding the 'Jagannath Dham' naming.
Majhi believes that the naming of the temple is an act of arrogance and is disrespectful.
Modi will visit Odisha on June 20th to celebrate the BJP government's first anniversary.
- Who
- BJP and Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi
- What
- BJP campaigning and temple naming dispute
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Bengal, Odisha, and Digha
- Why
- To highlight achievements and failures, and address temple naming dispute.
BJP
TMC
Central Funds and Development
BJP
The BJP is trying to counter the TMC’s narrative of central deprivation by highlighting statistics on central grants and funds to Bengal.
TMC
TMC says BJP is tarnishing the image of the state government, and criticizes them for doing nothing for the state.
Temple Naming Dispute
BJP
CM Majhi expresses concern about the use of 'Jagannath Dham' for a temple in Digha.
TMC
No official response from CM
- BJP Campaign Focus
- Modi's 11 years
- Target of Criticism
- Mamata Banerjee government
- Location of Temple in Dispute
- Digha, West Bengal
- Modi's Odisha Visit
- June 20
Sources
‘Dhams’ set up on basis of faith, not arrogance of any person: Majhi
Dhams set up on basis of faith, not arrogance of any person: Majhi
BJP to flaunt PM Narendra Modi’s 11 years 'success' in politics, flag CM 'failure' - Telegraph India