Abhishek Banerjee& Mamata Banerjee Google
TMC is gearing up for a political victory in the panchayat election; they have decided to launch a people-to-people campaign in the North 24 Parganas.
There will be a few questions that have been raised by TMC. By identifying the people and looking into their mistakes, they will create a roster and also reach out to the booth people and find out what is lacking.
However, the roster will include where, when, and which leader booths will be visited. This decision was made a long time ago by the grass-roots level of leaders to understand the perspective of the leaders and election.
Meanwhile, TMC has already started work in North 24 Parganas and focuses mainly on the Bangaon organisational district. From January 2023, the MPs will identify the booth in Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha. Everything has already been explained, and they have been told to put aside their differences and work together to make a difference for the people of West Bengal.
The North 24 Parganas are one of the most important for all the political parties because they consist of a huge number of Lok Sabha seats. As a result, if TMC is far ahead in this district, it will have a significant impact on the overall picture.
The entire political landscape has changed over the years, and TMC is one of the most important and influential parts of the districts. Hence, the main problem for the BJP’s main focus is on Bongaon and Barrackpore, these two seats, because the leader who was in the BJP has now joined the TMC. Therefore, Congress scored well in the North 24 Parganas.
While reviewing the record, the party’s image also damaged by some of the misbehaviour of some of the local leaders.
As a result, TMC made this decision; they must create a roster, and each leader must visit and hold a door-to-door campaign to inform everyone.
According to Jyotipriya Mallik, the TMC’s leader, it is very important and convincing people have begun, and it is very important to reach the people through a door-to-door campaign. Hence, Abhishek Banerjee, the second-in-command of TMC, said he was building a new Trinamool Congress.
