Nitin Nabin, the newly appointed President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), expressed optimism about the party's chances in the upcoming Assembly Elections in West Bengal, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. He stated that public support suggests the BJP will achieve an absolute majority in West Bengal, where they aim to challenge the ruling Trinamool Congress. Nabin emphasized the party's commitment to women's safety, noting that many women in Bengal feel betrayed by current leadership. Regarding Tamil Nadu, he indicated that the BJP would not pursue alliances, believing they can form the government independently, and he dismissed the idea of a post-poll alliance with actor Vijay. In Kerala, Nabin expressed confidence that the BJP's trust will be more evident this election cycle. His leadership at age 45 marks a new chapter for the BJP, as he is the youngest individual to hold the position of National President. Nabin's comments reflect the party's strategic expansion plans across various states, including Assam and Punjab.