New Delhi: In the wake of the West Bengal assembly elections, the political battle has started. In view of this, PM Narendra Modi is going to do a mega rally in Bengal. It is being told that the BJP will hold a rally in the biggest brigade ground in Kolkata in the first week of March. In this rally of PM Modi, the target of gathering a crowd of about 15 lakh people has been kept.

Two dates have been suggested by the state BJP unit for the rally. However, the time of the rally has not been decided yet. The final decision will be taken by the Prime Minister's Office in relation to when the rally will take place and at what time. BJP's plan is to organize the biggest rally in the history of Bengal. At the same time, before this, PM Narendra Modi will reach Bengal on a one-day tour on February 7. It is reported that PM Modi will visit Haldia in West Bengal on February 7 to attend the program of the Petroleum Ministry.

The cost of the projects that PM Modi will inaugurate in Haldia is being told about Rs. 5000 crores. In view of the forthcoming assembly elections, this visit of PM Modi and the gift of such projects are considered very important. The event may be official, but their visit will give a boost to Bengal BJP workers.

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