Union Home Minister Amit Shah will travel to West Bengal on Thursday to engage in discussions regarding post-election strategies following the BJP’s significant victory in the state.
The Bharatiya Janata Party’s significant victory in the West Bengal assembly elections has transformed the political landscape of India, marking its entry into a key eastern region.
BJD MP Sulata Deo criticized the BJP-led government in Odisha, stating that women are increasingly unsafe and highlighting recent crimes against women in the state.
Odisha’s Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida has praised the Women’s Reservation Bill as a significant advancement for women, while criticizing the Congress for its opposition. BJP MP Anita Priyadarshini also voiced support for the bill, urging unity among political parties.
BJP Odisha State President Manmohan Samal announced the formation of a new State Executive Committee, including 72 members, special invitees, and permanent invitees.
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha has criticized the Tipra Motha party for misleading the indigenous population, while 427 voters joined the BJP during a rally in Ampinagar.
The Odisha government has appointed chairpersons for district planning committees across all 30 districts, including four ministers and 26 BJP MLAs.
Dilip Ray, the newly elected Rajya Sabha member, visited the Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri to express gratitude after a closely contested election marked by cross-voting.
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