BJP's Dibyendu Adhikari Criticizes TMC Over Development in Egra

BJP candidate Dibyendu Adhikari criticizes TMC's developmental work in Egra, West Bengal, as elections approach. He promises progress and a 'double-engine government' if BJP is victorious. The state faces a heated electoral battle with polls on April 23 and 29, results due May 4.

Dibyendu Adhikari, the BJP candidate from the Egra Assembly constituency, has launched a scathing critique of the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC), accusing it of neglecting development in the region. Claiming that the local MLA rarely visits, Adhikari expressed frustration at the lack of progress.

Addressing constituents, Adhikari expressed confidence in his party's electoral chances, stating that the BJP has empowered him to improve the area if elected. Promising a 'double-engine government,' the former Lok Sabha MP emphasized the BJP's commitment to the region's growth.

West Bengal is gearing up for a keenly contested election, with polling scheduled for April 23 and 29. The results, slated for announcement on May 4, will see the TMC seeking a fourth consecutive term while the BJP aims to capitalize on its previous strong showing.