In an exclusive interview, Samik Bhattacharya, the BJP State President in West Bengal, expressed confidence in securing a comfortable majority in the upcoming elections. He highlighted a growing resentment against the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC), led by Mamata Banerjee, asserting that the electoral contest is a direct battle between the people and Banerjee herself. Bhattacharya claimed that the BJP is not only prepared for victory but also has concerns regarding voter deletions affecting their supporters, particularly within the Matua community. He criticized the TMC for alleged violence and voter manipulation, suggesting that the party has lost public trust. Bhattacharya also discussed the BJP's welfare plans, including a proposal to provide ₹3,000 to women under their Annapurna scheme, emphasizing the need for more substantial financial assistance. He believes that a change in government could restore investor confidence and improve Bengal's economic landscape. A symbolic celebration with a traditional mach-bhaat meal is planned for May 6, showcasing the BJP's commitment to engaging with the electorate. Bhattacharya remains optimistic about the BJP's prospects, drawing contrasts to the previous election in 2021, where they narrowly missed forming the government.