Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Suvendu Adhikari Congratulates Modi, Vows Bengal Sweep in 2029
Suvendu Adhikari congratulated Narendra Modi for 25 years in public service.
Modi began that period when he became chief minister of Gujarat on October 7, 2001.
Adhikari praised Modi’s leadership and years of work.
He said Modi continues to show energy and dedication.
Adhikari also criticized earlier governments in West Bengal.
He promised to try to win all 42 of the state’s Lok Sabha seats in the 2029 election.
The article says he made that promise while speaking in Gujarat.
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on completing 25 years in public service.
Modi’s public-service milestone dates from his October 7, 2001, oath as Gujarat chief minister, according to Adhikari.
Adhikari praised Modi’s leadership and described his career as marked by resilience, vision and service.
In Gujarat, Adhikari criticized previous Left Front and Trinamool Congress governments.
Adhikari said he would aim to win all 42 of West Bengal’s Lok Sabha seats for Modi’s party in the 2029 election.
- Who
- West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- What
- Adhikari praised Modi’s 25 years in public service and pledged to win all 42 West Bengal Lok Sabha seats in 2029.
- When
- Wednesday; the article refers to the 25-year milestone as 2001–2026 and the election as 2029.
- Where
- Adhikari made remarks at Netaji Indoor Stadium before leaving for Gujarat, and later spoke in Gujarat.
- Why
- Adhikari was marking Modi’s 25 years in public service and expressing support for his party’s electoral prospects.
- Milestone
- 25 years in public service
- Starting date cited
- October 7, 2001
- Office Modi first held in the period
- Chief Minister of Gujarat
- Adhikari’s stated 2029 goal
- Win all 42 West Bengal Lok Sabha seats
- Location of initial remarks
- Netaji Indoor Stadium
- Previous governments criticized
- Left Front and Trinamool Congress governments