Kolkata, April 7 -- With the West Bengal Assembly Election 2026 heating up ahead of Poila Boishakh- the first day of the year according to the Bengali calendar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to intensify the Bharatiya Janata Party's campaign with a series of high-voltage rallies across the state.
According to BJP sources, the Prime Minister is likely to address as many as three public meetings in a single day as part of an extensive campaign schedule.
After kickstarting his election outreach with a rally in Cooch Behar last Sunday, Modi is expected to hold at least 14 rallies across West Bengal during the election period.
As per the tentative itinerary, Modi may address back-to-back rallies on April 11 in Jangipur, Katwa, and Balur...