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BJP’s Sigriwal Forecasts Bengal Win, Praises Nitish Legacy

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Political volleys have commenced in West Bengal after election dates were revealed, with BJP MP Janardan Singh Sigriwal leading the charge from Patna. On Thursday, he predicted Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s definitive departure, foreseeing a resounding BJP triumph and majority rule.

‘The people of Bengal are ready for BJP’s governance,’ Sigriwal told journalists, citing spontaneous revolts against TMC’s candidate announcements as proof of eroding loyalty.

Delving into Bihar, he extolled Nitish Kumar’s era-shaping tenure. Pre-Kumar Bihar epitomized ‘jungle raj’: unsafe travels, absent civic facilities. Kumar’s reforms have set a new benchmark, and his successor – whoever it may be – will thrive with his sage advice, completing ongoing developments.

To realize ‘Viksit Bihar’, collective resolve is key, Sigriwal urged. The time-tested BJP-JD(U) alliance remains unshaken amid chief minister conjecture post-Kumar’s Rajya Sabha elevation.

Concluding on a unifying note, Sigriwal wished success to the new Bihar CM in pursuit of developed nation goals. His pronouncements signal BJP’s strategic confidence across state lines.