New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President JP Nadda will launched a campaign "ek mutho chaal" (a handful of rice) in Bardhaman district in West Bengal on January 9. The state is due for its Assembly elections by the middle of this year. Nadda will be visiting the residence of farmers and make "anna daan" from them. After this, he will do a roadshow in the district. Watch here: Sources further said the BJP plans to directly connect with the farmers of West Bengal through the "anna daan" programme. The BJP leaders and workers will visit all the villages of West Bengal and will hold this programme. HIGHLIGHTS The situation has fallen to such a low level in Bengal that people have to pay cut money even for last rites of their close ones. This is the level of corruption they're doing in Bengal at the moment. The Modi govt was providing ration during the COVID pandemic, but TMC workers transformed their homes into ration offices! Such was the loot done by the ruling party here in Bengal. Nearly 70,000 families have not got the benefits of PM-KISAN Samman Nidhi in Bengal. Mamata Ji is now writing letters to the PM, now that the elections are approaching. We will form the govt in Bengal and will help our farmers in Bengal. https://twitter.com/KailashOnline/status/1347804846905122817 https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1347812995112398850 https://twitter.com/KailashOnline/status/1347804846905122817 https://twitter.com/i/status/1347794765224488960 https://twitter.com/BJP4Bengal/status/1347777622139236352 During the visit, Nadda will hold a "Krishak Suraksha Gram Sabha" at Katwa in Bardhaman. Farmers will take part in this programme where Nadda will speak with the farmers and will also inform about the initiative taken by the Union government in the last six years for the welfare of farmers, sources added. On January 30, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit West Bengal and apart from other programmes, he will address the Matua community in North 24 Parganas. West Bengal is going for election this year. The BJP is holding a number of Jan Jagaran (public awareness) programmes nationwide to reach out to farmers to weaken the narrative set by farmers' protest on the Delhi borders.
