When Modi and Mamata face each other, both leaders will be needed in Cooch Behar; They will attack each other's party
Lok Sabha Election 2024 PM Modi’s first rally is to be held today in both Bengal and Bihar after the Election Commission announced the general election schedule. Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will ramp up the election campaign today. The Trinamool Congress supremo is scheduled to hold a rally in Cooch Behar at around 1 pm while the Prime Minister’s rally is scheduled at 3 pm.
Agency, New Delhi. Lok Sabha Election 2024 As the date of Lok Sabha election is approaching, political parties are intensifying their attacks on each other. Meanwhile, PM Modi and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee will face each other today. Actually, both the leaders are going to hold a rally in Cooch Behar.
PM and Mamata will face each other
PM Modi’s first rally is to be held today in both Bengal and Bihar after the Election Commission announced the schedule for the general elections. Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will ramp up the election campaign today. The Trinamool Congress supremo is scheduled to hold a rally in Cooch Behar at around 1 pm, while the Prime Minister’s rally is scheduled at 3 pm.
PM Modi rained on TMC
On Wednesday, PM Modi addressed BJP workers in West Bengal through the NaMo app and slammed the TMC-led government in the state. PM Modi said that the biggest issue in Bengal is violence and BJP will keep an eye on the happenings in the state.
PM said that the biggest issue in West Bengal during elections is violence. The Election Commission has made special arrangements for the safety of the people. We will all keep an eye on the happenings in West Bengal. PM told the workers that now you have to fearlessly encourage people to vote.
These leaders have become candidates
While the BJP has re-nominated sitting MP Nisith Pramanik from the party, TMC has fielded Rajbanshi community from Cooch Behar and sitting MLA Jagdish Burma Basunia from Sitai.
Cooch Behar in North Bengal along with Alipurduar and Jalpaiguri in the state have three constituencies that will go to polls on April 19 in the first of the seven phases of the Lok Sabha elections. There are 42 parliamentary constituencies in West Bengal.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the ruling TMC won 22 seats, while the BJP won 18 seats and the Congress had to settle for just two seats.
