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Assembly elections will be held in 5 states of the country in 2026
Amit Shah himself will enter the field to win West Bengal
Master plan ready for all five state assemblies

West Bengal Election: Assembly elections were recently held in Bihar. BJP has achieved resounding success in Bihar. NDA has established power in Bihar. Assembly elections will be held in 5 states of the country in the coming new year. Elections will be held in West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry. Meanwhile BJP’s Chanakya ie Amit Shah Its master plan is said to be ready.

It is understood that BJP has started preparations for all the elections. But this year there is no doubt that BJP will put everything at stake to win the West Bengal elections. It is understood that Amit Shah himself will enter the fray to win all these elections. Amit Shah is known as Chanakya in politics. Hence the West Bengal election this time Mamata Banerjee It seems that it will not be easy for them either.

Amit Shah himself will enter the field to win West Bengal. Amit Shah himself is likely to start campaigning in West Bengal by the end of this month. Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam, West Bengal and Pondicherry are said to give at least two to three days of the month for elections.

Ladakh News: Union Home Ministry’s Big Decision; Powers taken away from Lt. Governor of Ladakh

Amit Shah’s plan is ready

It is understood that Amit Shah has prepared a master plan to win all the five elections. The strategy used in Bihar can be played for BJP’s victory. The emphasis can be on reaching the party to the last citizen, party work, propaganda. BJP is going to contest independent elections alone in West Bengal. On the other hand, there is a possibility that BJP will contest the election with allies. The picture is emerging that BJP and Amit Shah themselves will focus on West Bengal.

Ladakh News: Union Home Ministry’s Big Decision; Powers taken away from Lt. Governor of Ladakh

Powers taken away from Lt. Governor of Ladakh

Union Home Ministry has taken an important decision regarding Ladakh. The central government has taken away the financial powers of the Lt Governor of Ladakh and further those powers are now to be taken by the Ministry of Home Affairs. As per the new guidelines, the Home Ministry is now empowered to approve schemes and projects up to Rs 100 crore. These powers were previously vested in the Lieutenant Governor.