West Bengal Assembly Elections: BJP Expresses Discontent Over Voting, Criticizes Arvind Kejriwal's Campaign

The first phase of voting for the assembly elections in West Bengal has been held. The BJP seems to be upset with the bumper voting in the first phase. The ruling Trinamool Congress has called it a fake narrative and questioned the role of SIR in it. Now the political turmoil is going on in Bengal regarding the second and last phase of voting. Meanwhile, on Saturday (April 25), BJP national president Nitin Naveen held a roadshow in Baranagar. BJP workers welcomed him with flowers at places during BJP president Nitin Naveen's roadshow. During this, Nitin Naveen came down heavily on Aam Aadmi Party national convener and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal. Speaking to news agency ANI about Arvind Kejriwal's election campaign in West Bengal today, Nitin Naveen said, "The leader who is no longer attracted to the leader whose corruption the whole country is fed up of. I believe that such a leader's moral duty to campaign in West Bengal is still on.