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BJP Leaders Celebrate Victory in West Bengal and Assam at Kali Mandir
Women of Bengal rejected politics of appeasement: CM, Nabin offer prayers at Kali Mandir
The Hindu
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Nitin Nabin, president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), offered prayers at Kali Mandir in C.R. Park following the party's electoral victories in West Bengal and Assam. They emphasized that women in West Bengal rejected appeasement politics in favor of governance focused on development and nationalism.
- 01BJP leaders celebrated electoral victories in West Bengal and Assam.
- 02Rekha Gupta emphasized the rejection of appeasement politics.
- 03Nitin Nabin highlighted women's role in choosing good governance.
- 04The celebration took place at Kali Mandir in C.R. Park, Delhi.
- 05The victories mark a significant political shift in the region.
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On May 5, 2026, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Nitin Nabin, the national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), offered prayers at Kali Mandir in C.R. Park, Delhi. This visit followed the BJP's significant electoral victories in West Bengal and Assam, where they returned to power for the third consecutive term in Assam. During the prayers, Nabin remarked that the women of West Bengal had 'rejected fear and chose good governance,' underscoring a shift in political sentiment. Gupta echoed this sentiment, stating that the 'politics of appeasement' had been overcome by a focus on 'development and nationalism.' These comments reflect the BJP's strategy to appeal to voters by prioritizing governance over divisive politics.
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The BJP's victories could lead to changes in governance and policies in West Bengal and Assam, affecting local communities and political dynamics.
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