"BJP to win over 35 seats in Bengal": JP Nadda targets Mamata after phase 2 elections

• BJP National President JP Nadda directs strong criticism towards Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after the second phase of Lok Sabha elections
• Nadda highlights the Sandeshkali issue, accusing the Mamata government of negligence and asserting BJP's commitment to winning over 35 seats in Bengal
• Nadda cites instances of threats to women's safety in Sandeshkali, alleging attacks on central investigative agencies, during an election rally in Baharampur

Addressing a charged crowd at the election rally in Baharampur, BJP President JP Nadda launched a scathing attack on West Bengal's Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee, spotlighting the Sandeshkali issue. With a tone of urgency and conviction, Nadda stated, "We saw how people like TMC's Shahjahan Sheikh in the Mamata government are posing a threat to the existence of women in Sandeshkhali. Central investigative agencies that left messages to protect women were attacked."

In addition to addressing concerns over governance and law enforcement, Nadda expressed profound confidence in BJP's electoral prospects in Bengal, boldly proclaiming, "BJP is going to win more than 35 seats in Bengal."