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Amit Shah Resets Bengal BJP, Sets 22-of-28 Kolkata Target, Brings Back Dilip Ghosh

He ordered four days of fieldwork each week with five daily street meetings, tying candidate selection to on‑ground performance.

Overview

  • Shah wrapped a three-day Bengal trip with at least five strategy meetings that included outreach to the state RSS for coordinated campaigning.
  • He framed “infiltration and corruption” as the BJP’s core line of attack against the TMC, calling infiltration a national security concern and promising firm action.
  • Party sources said a core leadership group now features Samik Bhattacharya, Dilip Ghosh, Sukanta Majumdar and Suvendu Adhikari to steer the election effort.
  • Shah predicted a two‑thirds majority in 2026 and urged workers to win 20–22 of the 28 Assembly seats across the Kolkata belt.
  • He concluded the visit with prayers at the Thanthania Kali Temple in Kolkata as Congress demonstrators were held back by police.