The streets of Baranagar pulsed with saffron fervor on Saturday as BJP chief Nitin Gadkari spearheaded a colossal roadshow, ramping up the heat for West Bengal’s assembly polls second phase. With first-phase voting done on key seats, parties are in overdrive, but BJP’s message resonated loudest amid cheering crowds.
Thanking supporters for their warmth, Gadkari told media that Bengal stands ready to shed its fear-mongered past and restore pride. Road sentiments scream BJP victory, he said: ‘May 4 marks the lotus blooming; the entire vibe is turning orange.’
He didn’t mince words on violence against BJP hopefuls in phase one, calling it TMC’s final throes of rowdyism. Voters, tired of the status quo, will usher in BJP rule for stability and growth, he predicted, calling for fearless voting.
Gadkari also addressed AAP MPs jumping ship to BJP, linking it to Kejriwal’s corruption shadows breeding internal unrest. This influx signals Modi’s magnetic pull across India, with fresh welcomes extended to Chadha, Pathak, Mittal, and others at BJP HQ.
Gadkari’s rally cry paints an inevitable BJP dawn in Bengal, where development trumps division, setting the stage for a transformative mandate on polling day.
