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BJP chief Nitin Nabin urges tighter party‑government coordination during West Bengal visit
✍️ Daily Excelsior
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 07:32 AM
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During a recent trip to West Bengal, BJP leader Nitin Nabin highlighted the need for close coordination between the party and the state government.
BJP senior leader Nitin Nabin arrived in West Bengal for a brief visit, meeting with local party officials and supporters. He used the occasion to stress that the party’s organisational strength must work hand‑in‑hand with the state administration to deliver effective governance.
Nabin pointed out that coordinated action between the party and government is essential for implementing development projects, maintaining law and order, and rolling out welfare schemes, especially in a state where the BJP is seeking to expand its influence.
He called for joint planning sessions and regular communication channels, urging state officials to treat party cadres as partners rather than opponents. The remarks were delivered at a gathering organised by the BJP’s West Bengal unit, attended by senior leaders and activists.
Political analysts view the statement as part of the BJP’s broader strategy to strengthen its foothold ahead of upcoming state and national elections, emphasizing collaborative governance as a key message.
Nabin pointed out that coordinated action between the party and government is essential for implementing development projects, maintaining law and order, and rolling out welfare schemes, especially in a state where the BJP is seeking to expand its influence.
He called for joint planning sessions and regular communication channels, urging state officials to treat party cadres as partners rather than opponents. The remarks were delivered at a gathering organised by the BJP’s West Bengal unit, attended by senior leaders and activists.
Political analysts view the statement as part of the BJP’s broader strategy to strengthen its foothold ahead of upcoming state and national elections, emphasizing collaborative governance as a key message.