In a spiritually significant gesture following his swearing-in, Suvendu Adhikari visited the revered Kalighat Kali Temple to offer prayers and seek blessings.
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The newly sworn-in Chief Minister of West Bengal arrived at the historic temple in Kolkata shortly after assuming office, underscoring the cultural and spiritual roots deeply embedded in the state’s political traditions. Dressed in traditional attire, Adhikari performed rituals and paid homage to Goddess Kali, one of the most venerated deities in Bengal.
Sources indicate that the visit symbolizes a new beginning for the state under his leadership, with a focus on invoking divine guidance for governance and public welfare. The Kalighat Temple, considered one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, holds immense religious importance and has long been associated with political leaders seeking blessings before embarking on major responsibilities.
Adhikari’s temple visit comes amid heightened public attention following the historic political shift in West Bengal. His gesture is being widely seen as an attempt to connect with the cultural ethos of the people while marking the beginning of his tenure on a spiritual note.
