1 year ago
Banerjee Urges Arambagh TMC to Unite Ahead of Elections
Imagine a political team that wants to win an election.
The team's leaders, Abhishek Banerjee and Subrata Bakshi, told their team in Arambagh to stop arguing and work together.
They want everyone to talk more with the people.
The leaders are worried because the other team, BJP, won some seats last time.
They are focused on winning upcoming elections.
The leaders also discussed changing some team positions, but they will choose the best people by looking at how the public sees them and a survey report.
The final decision will be made by the party leader, Mamata Banerjee.
Abhishek Banerjee instructed Arambagh TMC leaders to unite for better election results.
The meeting focused on the Arambagh and Ghatal constituencies.
The TMC lost four seats in the district to the BJP in the 2021 Assembly elections.
Leaders discussed increasing public contact and addressing local issues.
Organizational changes at block level were discussed.
- Who
- Abhishek Banerjee and Subrata Bakshi of TMC
- What
- Instructed Arambagh TMC leaders to unite and improve public contact.
- Where
- Arambagh, Hooghly district, West Bengal.
- When
- Recently, before next Assembly elections.
- Why
- To improve TMC's performance in the upcoming Assembly elections.
Key facts
- Key Figure
- Abhishek Banerjee, TMC General Secretary
- Focus
- Arambagh Lok Sabha constituency
- Objective
- Improve election results
- Party
- All India Trinamool Congress (TMC)
- Location
- Hooghly district, West Bengal
- 2021 Election Result
- BJP won four out of seven seats
Quotes
Arambagh district organisational president Ramendu Singha Roy
Arambagh district organisational president
“Both Abhishek Banerjee and Subrata Bakshi have instructed that much hard work is required for achieving victory in next year’s Assembly election, especially in the places where the party’s performance was not satisfactory.”
thestatesman.com
“Party leaders and workers should bury all differences and work unitedly in the entire Hooghly district.”
thestatesman.com
