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Amit shah on west bengal: On Wednesday (March 26) in the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah made a big claim. He clearly indicated that BJP will win in the next assembly elections in West Bengal. In response to the discussion on Tribhuvan Cooperative Bill, Amit Shah took out a matter of Ayushman Bharat Yojana and with this, taunting Mamata Banerjee, he made this big claim for Bengal.
Amit Shah said that Kamal has blossomed in Delhi and now the Ayushman Bharat scheme has been implemented there. Now only West Bengal is left. There will also be lotus bloom and the benefit of Ayushman Bharat Scheme will also be given to the people there. With the self -confidence with which Amit Shah made this claim, it felt that the BJP is preparing to enter the West Bengal assembly elections with full force.
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not allow Ayushman Bharat Yojana to be held in the state during his government. Similarly, Mamta Banerjee has also not implemented this scheme in West Bengal. However, what Amit Shah has claimed for Bengal under the Ayushman Bharat Scheme will definitely increase tension for Mamata Banerjee. This is because the BJP is currently seen once again a very strong party.
BJP is on track again
In the Lok Sabha elections 2024, the BJP suffered a bit shock and it was believed that the reverse of the party has started from here but it did not happen. The BJP arose more strong. In the states where his situation was said to be weak, he achieved unexpected success. By winning Haryana, Maharashtra and Delhi, the BJP proved that there is no other party in their competition across the country. In these three states, the preparations and hard work with which the BJP contested, the same strategies are going to become the real tension of Mamata Banerjee.
Elections in Bengal next year
Elections are to be held in West Bengal in April next year. In the last election, Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress formed the government with a one -sided victory. TMC captured 213 seats in the 292 -seat assembly. At the same time, BJP had 77 seats. This difference is definitely very big, but the manner in which the BJP has increased its penetration continuously in Bengal is not a simple thing.
In the 2016 assembly elections, BJP’s share came only 3 seats, meaning BJP has increased its seats by 74 in 5 years. She has now become the second largest party in this state by defeating Congress and Communist parties. The way the BJP has been raising new issues here, it is causing trouble for Mamata Banerjee. In such a situation, it will be interesting to see what results this state gives in the upcoming assembly elections.