PM In Bengal Today, Likely To Share Stage With Actor Mithun Chakraborty

Kolkata:

The town’s famed Brigade Parade Floor is making ready for a large public rally to be addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi right this moment. That is his first go to to West Bengal for the reason that state’s Meeting ballot dates had been introduced final week, though he has already been right here no less than 3 times previously few months. What might add glitz to the occasion is the opportunity of in style actor Mithun Chakraborty becoming a member of in. Having been noncommittal when first requested about it yesterday, the occasion’s state in-charge Kailash Vijayavargiya later within the day met up with the star at his residence within the capital’s Belgachia locality.

“I’ve spoken with him (Mithun Chakraborty) over the phone, he’ll come right this moment. I will make a remark solely after an in depth dialogue with him,” Mr Vijayavargiya stated later.

In any case, 70-year-old Mr Chakraborty will not be the one one adorning the stage right this moment, if BJP sources are to be believed. The occasion can be more likely to function many people artists, ANI reported. Other than Mr Vijayavargiya, different BJP functionaries supervising the rally embrace Nationwide Vice-President Mukul Roy, Basic Secretary Sanjay Singh, and Rajya Sabha Swapan Dasgupta.

That is more likely to be the primary of the Prime Minister’s 20-odd rallies throughout the state within the run-up to the polls, BJP sources knowledgeable ANI. It comes a day after the occasion introduced its first checklist of 57 candidates for the polls and two days after incumbent Trinamool Congress introduced its personal 291 candidates, leaving three for its ally Gorkha Janmukti Morcha.

Elections to West Bengal’s 294-seat Meeting are scheduled to be held in eight phases from March 27 to April 29 and the outcomes might be declared on Might 2.

After successful three seats within the 2016 Meeting election, the BJP had made deep inroads into the state by the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, successful 18 of the 42 seats and lowering Trinamool’s numbers to 22. The Congress received two whereas the Left obtained none.