Kolkata :Home Minister Amit Shah showed his strength by performing a road show for BJP candidate Suvendu Adhikari from Nandigram seat. After the road show, Shah attacked Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee fiercely. Taking a dig at Mamta in Nandigram, Shah said that this time the whole of Bengal is in a mood for change. Its easiest way is to beat Mamta Didi in Nandigram, the change will happen automatically in Bengal. There is a face-to-face tactic between Suvendu Adhikari and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in Nandigram. On the last day of campaigning, both the parties have given their full strength. 30 seats of Bengal are to be voted on 1 April.
Addressing the public meeting after the road show, he said that a rape incident took place within 5 km radius of where Mamta didi resides. I want to ask Mamta Didi, who talks about women safety, what will happen to the security of Bengal when you are in Nandigram? He said that the elderly mother of a BJP worker is beaten to death a few days ago, that mother has also died yesterday, but Mamata didi talks about women safety. The people of West Bengal are well aware of this contradiction.
Thursday is the last day of campaigning for the second phase of elections in Bengal. Nandigram is the most high-profile seat in the Bengal assembly elections. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has a contest with her own former minister Suvendu Adhikari. Apart from Nandigram, Amit Shah will also address three road shows and a public meeting. Shah will do a roadshow at Nandigram at 12 noon, Debra at 1.35 pm, Panskura at 3.05 pm and address the public meeting at Diamond Harbor at 4 pm.
Suvendu Adhikari won a record victory in the 2016 assembly elections of West Bengal by defeating CPI candidate Abdul Kabir Sheikh from Nandigram by more than 81,000 votes. Suvendu is also claiming a record win this time. However, the number of Muslim votes in this seat is more than 50 thousand. In such a situation, a strong confrontation can be seen between Mamta and Suvendu.
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