Four Heavyweight Leaders Of Trinamool Can Join BJP Today
Four heavyweight leaders of Trinamool can stop BJP today, left for New Delhi. Before the assembly elections in Bengal, the ruling Trinamool Congress has been constantly on a setback.
In this series, four heavyweight leaders of Trinamool Congress can join BJP today in New Delhi. According to sources, the four leaders have left for Delhi in a special aircraft.
These include former minister Rajib Banerjee, who recently resigned, Vaishali Dalmia, daughter of MLA and former BCCI president Digwant Jagmohan Dalmia, MLA Prabir Ghoshal and former Howrah Municipal Corporation Mayor Rathin Chakraborty.
Let us know that in the wake of the bomb blast incident near the Israeli Embassy in the capital Delhi on Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has canceled his two-day visit to Bengal.
Shah had an election tour schedule in Bengal on 30 and 31 January. There was talk of many heavyweight leaders of the Trinamool Congress joining the BJP.
But it is reported that these four leaders are going to Delhi by plane after Shah’s cancellation by Bengal. Today, these people can join the saffron party at the BJP headquarters in Delhi.
Let us tell you that earlier seven Trinamool MLAs including the supremo Suvedu Adhikari had joined the BJP in the meeting in Medinipur during the visit of Union Home Minister Amit Shah to Bengal last month.
Congress-Left Front alliance stuck in 22 seats in Murshidabad district.
Although the CPI (M) -led Left Front and Congress have reached an agreement on 193 seats for the Bengal assembly elections, the two have got screwed in the alliance for the 22 seats in Murshidabad.
It is reported that the party unit of Congress stronghold Murshidabad is not ready to give more than four seats in 22 districts of the district and the Left parties are not agreeing on four.
The Left Front says that they need at least 6 seats. Because the CPI (M) will contest 4 more allies here. But the Congress is not ready to give more than four seats.
It is reported that the Congress is ready to leave the Jalangi, Domkal, Bhagwan Gola and Navgram assembly seats for the Left Front.
However, the Left leadership says that in addition to the four seats that the Ukta wants, they also need Bharatpur and Raghunathganj.
In the last assembly elections, there was an alliance between the Congress and the Left Front, but there was a friendly contest in Bharatpur and Raghunathganj seats of Murshidabad.
This time, such a situation does not come, so both sides are cautious about seat sharing.
