Archive · 3 Jan 2026
BJP Intensifies Campaign to Defeat TMC in West Bengal
The BJP is working very hard to win the next elections in West Bengal.
They want to defeat the current ruling party, the TMC, led by Mamata Banerjee.
The BJP's home minister, Amit Shah, is leading their efforts.
They are focusing on issues like corruption, safety for women, and people coming into the country illegally from Bangladesh.
The BJP thinks that some people in the TMC are leaving, which might help them win.
They also believe that a new party started by Humayun Kabir could split the votes and help the BJP.
Meanwhile, Dilip Ghosh, a former BJP leader, is back in action and might help the BJP win more support.
The TMC says they will win more seats than before.
BJP aims to oust TMC with a two-thirds majority in the upcoming West Bengal assembly polls.
Amit Shah is leading BJP's campaign, focusing on issues like corruption, infiltration, and political violence.
BJP believes internal cracks in TMC and a new party by Humayun Kabir will split Muslim votes and help their prospects.
Dilip Ghosh, former BJP state president, is reactivated and playing a significant role in the party's strategy.
TMC claims they will win more seats than their previous tally of 216 in the 294-member assembly.
- Who
- BJP and TMC
- What
- Political campaign and strategy for upcoming assembly elections
- When
- Upcoming assembly elections (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- West Bengal, India
- Why
- To gain majority and oust the ruling TMC government
- Primary Party
- BJP
- Ruling Party
- TMC
- Current TMC Seats
- 216
- Current BJP Seats
- 77
- Key BJP Strategist
- Amit Shah
- Former BJP State President
- Dilip Ghosh
- New Political Party
- Humayun Kabir's Party
- Key Issues
- Bangladeshi infiltration, women’s safety, political violence, corruption