Will Address Meetings in Hooghly and Nadia

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit West Bengal for two days this week and address two public gatherings in Hooghly and Nadia districts as well as inaugurate numerous projects.

The PM is scheduled to arrive on Friday afternoon and address a public meeting in Arambagh in Hooghly district. He will also lay a foundation stone and inaugurate various projects in the area, the party said.

According to his tentative schedule, PM Modi will stay at the Raj Bhavan in Kolkata. On Saturday, he will visit the Nadia district to address a public meeting and inaugurate several projects in Krishnanagar.

“As per the schedule, PM Modi will address two public meetings in Bengal during his two-day trip. He is likely to sound the poll bugle. We are waiting for his direction and expect the Prime Minister to kick-start the poll campaign,” said a senior BJP leader.

Likely to kick-start BJP’s campaign in the state ahead of the general elections

The prime minister’s visit to the state is significant as he is likely to kick-start the BJP’s campaigning in West Bengal ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.