Yogi Adityanath likely to visit Bengal this week to boost BJP’s campaign

BJP's mission Bangla is not ending in Narendra Modi's public meeting. Instead, this time the BJP is going to target Birbhum. Therefore, BJP All India President JP Nadda, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Rajnath Singh and Smriti Irani are going to visit Birbhum in the next few days. They will join the Rath yatra in different assembly constituencies as well as hold public rallies.
 

JP Nadda inaugurated the ‘Paribartan Yatra’ from Navadwip on Saturday (February 6). The next day, Modi set the tone for the election in Haldia.

Meanwhile, several top leaders, including Amit Shah, are coming to Bengal in the next few days. On Tuesday (February 9), Nadda will inaugurate two more Rath yatras in Tarapith and Jhargram.
 

According to BJP sources, if all goes well, the BJP all-India president will pay homage at Tarapith. He will also hold a meeting in the area adjacent to Tarapith.

According to the route of the Rath yatra, the Rath will go to Rampurhat Nalhati tomorrow. The next day the Rath will reach Suri via Lavpur and Parui. After spending the night there, the next day the Rath will reach Bolpur through areas like Dubrajpur and Ilambazar.

A central or state-level BJP leader will be present in each assembly constituency during the Rath yatra. According to sources, Rajnath Singh is coming to Mallarpur on Wednesday (February 10). He will hold a meeting there. Kailash Vijayavargiya, the BJP's central observer in the state, will hold a meeting in Sainthia on the same day.
 

Smriti Irani will hold a meeting in Dubrajpur on Friday (February 12). Yogi Adityanath is expected to arrive in Nanur on Saturday (February 13). He will hold a meeting in the field of Kirnahar. 
 

The BJP leaders are overjoyed with the arrival of Yogi. One of the top leaders of the BJP said that people will feel 'strong' as a result of the arrival of Yogi Adityanath.