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THE WEEK India
|May 26, 2024
Sukanta Majumdar is a busy man. He is leading the BJP’s charge in the Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal, where the party has targeted 30 seats. Despite falling sick the previous night, Majumdar, a botany professor at the University of Gour Banga, carried on with his scheduled morning routine.
INTERVIEW
SUKANTA MAJUMDAR, WEST BENGAL BJP PRESIDENT
The 44-year-old took questions from THE WEEK on the sidelines of a ‘chai pe charcha’ event in Hooghly. Excerpts:
Q/ How confident is the BJP in West Bengal?
A/ We are 100 per cent confident of winning every seat we won in 2019, and also of gaining some more seats.
Q/ How important is West Bengal in the context of the NDA’s 400 paar project?
A/ For that, the NDA has to win 50 more seats than it did in 2019. Last time we won 18 seats in West Bengal. This time our target is 30. We are extremely confident that we will touch that figure.
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