JP Nadda holds large roadshow in Bardhaman in West Bengal

New Delhi: Stepping up the get together’s marketing campaign for meeting polls in West Bengal to be held later this yr, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President JP Nadda held a roadshow within the district on Saturday.
The truck carrying Nadda had slogan ‘aar noy anyay’ (no extra injustice). Hundreds of BJP supporters took half within the roadshow and a few of them raised ‘Jai Shri Ram’ slogans.
Nadda was accompanied by get together leaders together with Kailash Vijayvargiya, Dilip Ghosh, Babul Supriyo and SS Ahluwalia through the roadshow which began from Bardhaman Clock Tower within the city.

Glimpses of BJP National President Shri @JPNadda’s street present in Bardhaman, West Bengal. pic.twitter.com/OuoksNv8bS
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Earlier the day, Nadda addressed a rally at Jagadanandapur village floor and stated West Bengal was craving for change.
“The warmth with which you have welcomed me and your huge presence clearly shows that you have decided to end the rule Mamata Banerjee and vote for BJP. We will form the government in West Bengal and work for the welfare of the farmers here,” he stated.

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Nadda additionally launched Krishak Suraksha marketing campaign, an outreach to farmers, on the rally. BJP plans to immediately join with the farmers of West Bengal via the ‘ek mutho chaal’ programme and get together leaders and employees will participate in it.
He later had lunch at a farmer’s home in Jagadanandapur.

Mamata Didi , ato bhoi keno? Ki hoyeche? (Mamata Ji, why so scared? What occurred?) … BJP will come to energy: BJP President JP Nadda throughout a rally in Bardhaman, |#WestBengalElection2021 @MamataOfficial @JPNadda| pic.twitter.com/54LecYunT2
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The BJP president began his day-long Bengal tour by providing prayers at Radha Govind Temple close to Katwa in Purba Bardhaman.