Archive · 5 Jan 2026
BJP Prepares for Modi's Singur Meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is planning to visit Singur in West Bengal on 18 January.
BJP leaders are preparing for this visit by inspecting possible locations for the meeting.
They are considering the abandoned Tata project site and nearby areas.
The BJP claims that the Trinamul Congress (TMC) drove away the Tata Group, which has led to economic struggles in the region.
The BJP wants to assure the people that if they come to power in 2026, they will bring the Tata Group back to Singur.
The BJP also believes that Singur will be the place where the TMC's political downfall begins, just as it was the place where the TMC rose to power.
BJP leaders inspected multiple plots of land in Singur for PM Modi's public meeting on 18 January.
Possible venues include the abandoned Tata project site and nearby areas.
BJP alleges that the Trinamul Congress drove away the Tata Group, causing economic struggles.
The BJP aims to assure the people that they will bring back the Tata Group if they come to power in 2026.
The BJP believes Singur will be the starting point for the TMC's political downfall.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP leaders, Trinamul Congress
- What
- Preparation for a public meeting and potential return of Tata Group
- When
- 18 January
- Where
- Singur, West Bengal
- Why
- To address public sentiment and political strategy
- Event Date
- 18 January
- Location
- Singur, West Bengal
- Key Figures
- Narendra Modi, Gautam Chatterjee, Dipanjan Guha
- Organizations Involved
- BJP, Trinamul Congress, Tata Group
- Main Issue
- Tata Group's abandoned project