Amit Shah's state tour canceled again.

 Kolkata: Amit Shah's state tour canceled again. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will not be in the state on March 2. Amit Shah had a packed program in Calcutta that day. Shah was to march from Tala to Chowrangi. The next day, on March 3, Amit Shah was to march from Rash Behari to Rabindra Sadan. However, for now, all the programs have been canceled. Exactly why Shah's two-day visit to Bengal was canceled is not yet known.

The stick has fallen on the cover of the assembly vote. The National Election Commission (NEC) has announced the date for Assembly polls in five states, including Bengal. Union Home Minister Amit Shah was scheduled to pay a two-day visit to Bengal on March 2.

During his two-day state visit, Shah had a busy schedule in the main Kolkata. It was right that Amit Shah would come to Kolkata on March 2 and march from Tala to Chowrangi. The Shah's program was decided to strengthen the organizational strength of the party in the city of Calcutta. At the same time, the BJP will hold a public meeting on March 8 at the Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is coming to that meeting.

One of the goals of Shah was to promote the meeting of Nomore Brigade. Amit Shah was scheduled to do a road show from Rash Behari to Rabindra Sadan on March 3. Amit Shah was even supposed to march in South Kolkata which is known as Mamata Banerjee's average.

 

However, for the time being, those programs of the Union Home Minister have been canceled. According to BJP sources, the BJP will hold a public meeting on March 8 at the Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself will come to address the brigade. Amit Shah can come to the state after that meeting. The BJP has turned a blind eye to the Assembly polls.

Gerua Shibir is desperate to occupy Bengal in Ekushey polls. Padma leaders came to the polls with a bunch of allegations against the ruling Trinamool. BJP leaders have taken the campaign by storm across the state. The central leaders of BJP are coming to the state regularly to set the table for the occupation of Bengal. Modi-Shah-Naddara are also coming to visit Bengal in turn. Gerua Shibir is hopeful of coming to power in the state with a majority of seats in the upcoming assembly elections.