New Delhi: The first four times Lok Sabha MPs from West Bengal – Santanu Thakur, John Barla, Nishith Pramanik and Subhash Sarkar – Inaugurated in the Narendra Modi Cabinet on Wednesday, as part of the main reshuffle of the Council of Minister of Minister.
This step clearly shows that the BJP’s focus on the country has not been diluted even when losing the assembly election to the Trinamool Mamata Banerjee Congress, almost two years after the party made an unprecedented increase in Lok Sabha 2019 polls, bagging 18 from 42 parliamentary seating.
Two state ministers – Babul Supriyo and Debasri Chaudhury – have been dropped from the cabinet.
Supriyo loses the chair of the Tollygungunge Assembly in the 2021 poll he has taken as several other colleagues such as Locket Chatterjee and the Dasgupta Shapan.
Instead of surrender to Bengal, BJP plans to build a power of 77 assembly chairs which he won for the first time in the state, with 2024 Lok Sabha conducting elections.
Hoping to regain lost land in 2021, the four ministers have been carefully chosen from the area where the party has a good presence like in North Bengal, and where it can increase its current strength.
Which ignores BJP can be charged BJP in a situation where it is the main opposition party, when the reverse migration to the powerful TMC has become a real threat to the Safron camp, he has chosen Thakur from the Matua Community, Sarkar of Bankura (Jungle expensive)), Nishith Pramanik (the youngest minister in 35 years) representing the Rajbonshi community from Cooch Behar and John Barla represented a park tea worker from Alipurduar.
However, with the induction of Barla, the political circle wants to know whether Alipuarduar MP’s request has recently been a separate trade union area for North Bengal supported by the party.
Because, in that case, the BJP unit in Bengal can be removed since people will never support the separation of the country further.
Bankura MP Sarkar represents expensive forest areas where BJP succeeded in 2019, but was lost in the assembly polls of 2021.
Thakur induction was seen as an effort to restore the second largest SC community in the state, which advised the influence on at least five seats Sabha seats in South Bengal, Towards the Election 2024.
The polling pattern in the assembly selection shows that the matuas did not choose en-blocks for any party and their voices were divided between TMC and BJP in power.
Eliminating the promise of CAA and NRC implementation, Shantanu won the Bongaon LS seat by beating his aunt and TMC rival.
But in 2021, Thakur had jumped over BJP demonstrations and came up at the last moment and also traveled by PM to Bangladesh in the midst of Bengal poll and visited Orakandi, the birthplace of the founder of Matua Sect Harichand Thakur with Modi.