Political Pulse Quickens Post-Durga Puja in West Bengal

In West Bengal, following the Durga Puja festivities, the Trinamool Congress and BJP are intensifying their preparations for next year's assembly elections. The TMC is launching a mass outreach campaign while the BJP is strategizing poll plans with its central observers, focusing on electoral roll revisions.

As the celebrations of Durga Puja dissipate in West Bengal, the political atmosphere is intensifying with the ruling Trinamool Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party ramping up campaign efforts for the forthcoming assembly elections.

Tapping into the post-festival fervor, the TMC is set to launch a statewide outreach program starting this Sunday, aiming to transform festival gatherings into political opportunity. Meanwhile, the BJP has swiftly engaged in strategic meetings with newly appointed central observers to refine its election approach.

The BJP's discussions are focusing on the forthcoming Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, which they believe could impact Mamata Banerjee's bid for a fourth term by targeting illegitimate voters. Simultaneously, the TMC is organizing community-centric cultural events, emphasizing grassroots engagement.

(With inputs from agencies.)