After PM, Amit Shah will now come on a two-day visit to Bengal (Photo-X)
State Bureau, Jagran, Kolkata. BJP has intensified its preparations for the upcoming assembly elections in Bengal to be held after a few months. The series of visits of top party leaders is now going to intensify with the aim of change of power in the state.
In this sequence, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public meeting in Taherpur (Ranaghat) of Nadia district on Saturday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be on a two-day visit to Bengal at the end of the year.
According to state BJP sources, if everything goes well, the Home Minister will visit Kolkata on December 29 and 30. It was told that during this visit, Shah will hold organizational meetings with the state BJP leaders and review the election preparations, especially the strength and organizational coordination at the booth level.
At the same time, the Prime Minister's next stop in the first week of the new year will be North Bengal. Starting from Saturday, the PM has visited Bengal five times so far this year.
Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat from North Bengal reached Kolkata on a two-day visit.
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat reached Kolkata on Saturday on a two-day visit after his stay in North Bengal. It was also a coincidence that on one hand Prime Minister Narendra Modi and on the other hand the RSS chief were in Kolkata on the same day.
According to sources, on Saturday, Mohan Bhagwat held an internal and organizational meeting with various affiliated organizations and officials of the Sangh in Kolkata, in which a review of the Sangh's work in Bengal as well as organizational strength was discussed. After this he also met the intelligentsia of Kolkata and dignitaries from different sections of the society.
His main event is on Sunday. He participated in the programs organized to commemorate the 100th year (centenary) of the Sangh at the Science City Auditorium in Kolkata. It is reported that on Sunday he will address two sessions in Science City.
His first address will focus on the 100 years of Sangh's journey and 'Nation building from individual development'. The second address will be on the future goal of a 'united Hindu society' and 'glorious India'.
He will also hold discussions with the intelligentsia of Kolkata during the programme. Let us tell you that this event is an important part of the series of programs organized to commemorate the Shatabdi Varsh (100th year) of RSS.