Archive · 20 Aug 2025
BJP and CPM Launch Campaigns to Woo Women Voters in Bengal
In Bengal, two political parties, BJP and CPM, are trying to get more women to vote for them.
The BJP plans to visit women at their homes and talk about problems they see with the current government.
The CPM is using online methods for their campaign, focusing on women's safety and rights.
They both want to win over women voters, who mostly support the Trinamool Congress party.
The Trinamool Congress says they already do a lot to help women and that the other parties won't succeed.
BJP and CPM launch initiatives to attract women voters in Bengal.
The BJP will use door-to-door campaigns, targeting perceived failures of the TMC government.
The CPM is using a virtual approach through its 'Meyeder Brigade' initiative.
Both parties aim to challenge the Trinamool Congress's dominance among female voters.
Trinamool Congress dismisses the initiatives, citing its own women empowerment efforts.
- Who
- BJP, CPM, and Trinamool Congress.
- What
- BJP and CPM launch programs to attract women voters in Bengal.
- When
- Recent events
- Where
- Bengal
- Why
- To gain support from women voters.
BJP and CPM View
TMC View
Women's Safety and Security
BJP and CPM View
BJP will highlight crimes against women and perceived failures of the Trinamool government.
TMC View
Trinamool's response is that it stands with women.
Women's Rights and Livelihood
BJP and CPM View
CPM believes women's overall condition in Bengal is dismal.
TMC View
TMC believes that Bengal women know who stands with them and have trust in TMC
- Target Voters
- Women in Bengal
- BJP Strategy
- Door-to-door campaigns and rallies
- CPM Strategy
- Virtual approach through 'Meyeder Brigade'
- TMC Stance
- Dismisses both initiatives
- Bengal's Electorate
- 76,394,354 voters (approx.)
- Women Voters Percentage
- 49%