The Bharatiya Janata Party intensified its campaign against Opposition protests regarding electoral roll revisions on Monday. BJP leader Locket Chatterjee urged citizens nationwide to protect democracy.
Speaking to IANS, Chatterjee called on people to rise above political differences. She emphasized the urgent need for national unity against anti-democratic forces.
Chatterjee alleged that anti-national forces are attempting to unite for self-serving interests. She urged citizens to support one another in safeguarding democratic values.
Meanwhile, BJP National President Nitin Nabin arrived in Kolkata on Monday afternoon to lead a major political rally. The march carries the banner “Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao.”
Nabin landed at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport from Patna shortly after 2 p.m. He proceeded directly to College Street to lead the procession toward Esplanade.
Party leaders have organized the rally to counter Opposition demonstrations against the Special Intensive Revision. Protests have involved the Cockroach Janata Party and the Congress-led INDIA Bloc.
Monday’s march marks the official launch of an extended BJP campaign across West Bengal. The party aims to counter anti-revision protests throughout the state.
State BJP vice-president Prabal Raha announced that similar rallies will take place on November 3. The party will host these events in Howrah and Siliguri.
The BJP will launch its second campaign phase on November 11 following Diwali celebrations. The party plans to organise extensive marches at 800 locations across West Bengal.
Raha expects at least 10,000 participants to gather at each designated location during the second phase. The campaign will highlight the party’s push for fair electoral revisions.
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