According to BJP sources, Suvendu Adhikari, second only to Shah in scripting the BJP’s massive landslide in West Bengal, is the likely frontrunner for the position of the chief minister, but the party might have some other plans too in order to bolster its vote-banks for the future consolidation of the victory.
Appointed as the party’s central observer, Shah is set to chair the BJP legislature party meeting later in the day, a key step in formalising leadership in the state.
Shah is expected to chair a crucial meeting with senior leaders and core committee members. The discussions will focus on assessing the political situation, reviewing organisational preparedness, and finalising the next course of action.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has been named the BJP’s central observer for Bengal, with Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi designated as co-observer. In Assam, Union Minister JP Nadda will serve as central observer, assisted by Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini.
The Union Home Minister said the Centre was ready with a framework to resolve the demands of the Gorkha community across Darjeeling, Kalimpong and Kurseong. He set May 6 as the deadline for a decision.
The objective of this 'Chintan Shivir' is to interact with the senior officers of the Ministry and to "evolve an action plan for implementation of PM Modi's 'Vision 2047'."
Shah took to Twitter to express his views before offering tribute at the statue of Gurudev Tagore in Kolkata's Thakurbari Jorasanko area this morning.
BJP president Amit Shah on Thursday offered puja at the famous Tarapith temple in Birbhum district.
BJP national president Amit Shah will arrive in West Bengal on a two-day visit from tomorrow, a senior party leader…
