Kolkata: Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee will leave for New Delhi on Monday on a four-day trip where he is expected to meet political leaders ahead of the parliamentary winter session starting November 29.
The opportunity to call on Prime Minister Narendra was also not ruled out.
Because cm wants to take problems after waiting for financial contributions to the country as also the expansion of BSF jurisdiction.
Even though Banerjee had written to Modi at the end of October on the BSF problem, the center had not responded.
The Bengal Assembly has, meanwhile, transferred the resolution against the central decision.
CM can speak to several opposition leaders about the BSF problem to forge a unified position in parliament as the Trinamool Congress has described the decision as an attack on the federal structure and seize state power.
Trinamool leader at Lok Sabha Bandyopadhyay said they would make it a problem in parliament.
Sources signaled Banerjee can also meet with BJP senior leaders who tend to join Trinamool.
Even a BSP leader might meet him, they said.
During the last visit of Banerjee to Delhi in July, he had met several senior political leaders, including the Head of Congress Sonia Gandhi and PM Modi.
This time the meeting with several Congress leaders, including Sonia, might occur.
Banerjee also raised the central problem of creating cats from Cess on Petro products he wanted to share among America.
He also he can discuss with opposition leaders.
Cm may meet with the leaders of farmer agitation.
He has congratulated farmers who protested after PM deconse deconsion to revoke three agricultural laws.
After returning from Delhi, Banerjee can visit Mumbai to tie investors to the Bengal Global Business Summit in early December.
On the trip, he might meet with the Chairman of the NCP Sharad Pawar and Chair of Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
After returning to the three for the third time in a row, Banerjee focused on industrialization and generation of employment, which he might meet several industrialists, including Mukesh Ambani.