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BJP Spends ₹287 Crore in West Bengal, 54% of Total Election Expenditure in Five Assembly Polls
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 01:01 PM
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The BJP spent ₹287 crore on its campaign in West Bengal, accounting for 54% of the party’s total expenditure across five assembly elections, according to The Times of India.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has allocated ₹287 crore for its campaign in West Bengal, a figure that represents more than half of the party’s total spending in five recent assembly elections.
According to a report by The Times of India, this amount constitutes 54% of the BJP’s overall expenditure across those five contests. The data highlights the party’s significant financial focus on the West Bengal state elections.
The expenditure was specifically directed towards campaign activities in West Bengal, including rallies, advertisements, and voter outreach programs. The figure underscores the BJP’s strategic investment in the state’s electoral process.
While the report does not break down the spending by individual activities, it indicates a substantial financial commitment by the BJP to its West Bengal campaign.
The information was released by The Times of India, which sourced the figures from the party’s financial disclosures related to the five assembly polls.
According to a report by The Times of India, this amount constitutes 54% of the BJP’s overall expenditure across those five contests. The data highlights the party’s significant financial focus on the West Bengal state elections.
The expenditure was specifically directed towards campaign activities in West Bengal, including rallies, advertisements, and voter outreach programs. The figure underscores the BJP’s strategic investment in the state’s electoral process.
While the report does not break down the spending by individual activities, it indicates a substantial financial commitment by the BJP to its West Bengal campaign.
The information was released by The Times of India, which sourced the figures from the party’s financial disclosures related to the five assembly polls.