Election rallies heat up in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu

The campaigning season in both West Bengal and Tamil Nadu has entered a vigorous phase ahead of the upcoming state assembly polls. Major parties are organising large public meetings, deploying senior leaders to key constituencies and intensifying door‑to‑door outreach to mobilise voters.

Party workers report an increase in the number of rallies and cultural programmes, with state capitals Kolkata and Chennai witnessing crowded venues and extensive media coverage. The use of social media, televised debates and localized slogans is being amplified to appeal to regional sensibilities.

Election officials have reminded candidates to adhere to the Model Code of Conduct, while security forces are on heightened alert to ensure a peaceful atmosphere during the intensified political activities.

Analysts note that the heightened campaigning reflects the competitive nature of the contests in both states, where regional parties and national outfits are vying for a decisive mandate.