Kolkata, 24 February (H.S.): In view of the upcoming assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party has intensified its outreach campaign in West Bengal. In this regard, Serampore Organizational District BJP General Secretary and Councillor of Ward No. 11 of Rishra Municipality, Shashi Singh Jha, is going door to door in the area with a letter issued by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, appealing to voters to vote for the BJP.
According to BJP sources, this campaign is part of the party's strategy to convey the central government's policies, achievements, and message of change directly to the public. This letter from the Prime Minister, written in Bengali, is designed to create an emotional connection with local voters and encourage them to support the BJP in the upcoming elections.
As per information, during this door-to-door campaign, party workers are handing out letters to voters and discussing central government schemes—including poverty alleviation, housing, health, infrastructure, and women's empowerment. Additionally, alleged administrative failures and the need for development in the state are being highlighted.
On Tuesday, Shashi Singh Jha said that the Prime Minister's letter is a clear message to the people of West Bengal, promising development, good governance, and a secure future. He claimed that the letter is receiving a positive response from the public, and that people are connecting with the message of change.
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Hindusthan Samachar / Priyanka Pandey
