2024-03-02 09:39:50
Kolkata: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday attacked Trinamool Congress from Arambag in Hooghly district of West Bengal. PM Modi also gave a ‘message’ of protest against Sandeshkhali. Left a special message at the end. He said that Muslim sisters will now teach Trinamool. After this the question arises whether Modi has set a ‘target of 35 seats’ in Bengal in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Actually, Bengal is the target of BJP in the Lok Sabha elections. BJP wants 35 seats from Bengal. The message of the central leadership is also clear. In such a situation, PM Modi is trying to sharpen the tone of attack on TMC. After reaching Bengal, Narendra Modi took Sandeshkhali forward and attacked Trinamool. Modi said that the entire country is saddened by what Trinamool did to the sisters of Sandeshkhali. Is angry. Wherever the soul of Raja Ram Mohan Roy is today. Crying over this situation. The Trinamool leader had crossed all limits of atrocities on the mothers and sisters of Sandeshkhali. When women raised their voice against this and asked for help from the Chief Minister, what did they get in return?
Modi in Bengal: ‘The soul of Raja Ram Mohan Roy must be crying’, PM Modi attacks Mamata over Sandeshkhali
In the words of a section of Bengal’s political spectrum, it was very clear that Modi will attack with a message. But experts cannot remember when Modi has given such a message from an open field regarding minority votes. In the last 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP had won 18 seats in Bengal. These 18 seats provide oxygen to the saffron game. At that time BJP’s vote in Bengal was 23,028,343 i.e. about 40.25 percent.
Saffron camp does not discriminate in counting of votes
Meanwhile, BJP has continuously accused the opposition political parties of divisive politics. The saffron camp does not discriminate in counting votes. Many leaders of this camp were heard commenting. At the same time, political experts are finding their equation in Modi’s comments regarding the message regarding minority votes in Bengal.
Target of 35 seats set for Bengal BJP
According to him, a target of 35 seats has been set for Bengal BJP. It is a big challenge for the saffron camp to reach that place to every person in the state. At the same time, it is also believed that achieving this big goal for such India alliance and Trinamool will not be as easy as 2+2=4.