Kolkata: More than a year is still left for the assembly elections in West Bengal. Where recently, while the Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee has been preparing herself since last year's Lok Sabha elections, the BJP is also not far behind. At the same time, BJP President and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have started preparations for the election. Where BJP is going to campaign in Bengal under 'Mission 250'. There should not be any mistake in making the election strategy and in this case the language does not come in the way, for this the BJP president is learning Bangla language. It is reported that he has hired a teacher who teaches Bangla.
At the same time, it has been learned that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee keeps raising the slogan of 'Mother, Mati and Manush' and in recent times she has tried to give a lot of air to the Bengali identity and Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens. In such a situation, this is a big effort of the BJP President to take on Mamta. At the same time, the thing to note is that the BJP has no stronger leadership than Mamata communicating with the people in Bangla language. In view of this, Shah is learning Bangla, so that he can at least understand and speak Bangla language and start his speeches in West Bengal meetings in Bangla, which will make the speech effective.
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In her meetings, Mamata addresses the BJP president as an outsider. At the same time, Amit Shah is considered to be an expert in electoral strategy and Shah makes different strategies for every election. But after the first Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly elections and the party's defeat in Jharkhand, now Amit Shah wants to keep the election command in Bengal. This requires dialogue and coordination with the workers. So language should not come in the way of this strategy, Shah is learning Bangla.
