BJP Conducted Rally Campaign in Kolkata

April 12, 2011 by News Desk

BJP party members conducted a huge rally on Sunday in Kolkata as a part of campaign for the upcoming elections in the West Bengal state.

Meena Devi Purohit is the BJP contestant from Jorasanko Assembly constituency and said that their party is mainly focusing over the price rise that is troubling the state pretty badly.

She said in this context as People are fed up with the problem of price hikes. It is a very major problem. The price that went up in our West Bengal as well as in the whole country, the corruption that is increasing,Bharatiya Janatha Party is approaching the common man with these aspects.

She also confirms their party attention towards the other problems that are failed to gain the attention from the current ruling party in the West Bengal.

Sunita Jhawar, who is the state BJP leader said in this context as This year, our prospect is very good than earlier. People have his perception that BJP is nothing in Bengal. But as time passed, the party is becoming stronger.

He also mentioned that the locals are also supporting their party and theyre also anticipating better government than the present one.

One of the local Binod Behari Dubey said in this context as We are expecting that they (BJP) would reach to the common man so that the people here can live peacefully.

From April 18 onwards elections will take place in West Bengal in six phases among 294 assembly constituencies.

West Bengal is always a special place and guarded fort for The Communist party of India-Marxist (CPM).