PM Narendra Modi's Rally in Coochbehar Sparks Speculation Over BJP's Internal Dynamics Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally in Coochbehar, West Bengal, on Sunday drew significant attention, not only for its political implications but also for the absence of senior BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari. The event, which marked Modi's first public appearance in the state since the announcement of the assembly elections, highlighted the party's strategic focus on key constituencies. However, Adhikari's conspicuous absence from the rally raised questions about his role within the BJP and the party's internal power dynamics. Adhikari, a prominent figure in West Bengal's political landscape, has been a key ally of Modi in the state. His absence from the rally, which was attended by other BJP leaders including Nitin Navlani, the party's national president, sparked speculation about potential tensions within the BJP leadership. Analysts suggested that Adhikari's absence might reflect a shift in the party's strategy or internal disagreements over the handling of the West Bengal elections. The BJP's decision to exclude Adhikari from the rally was seen as a calculated move to bolster Modi's image as a unifying leader. However, it also raised concerns about the party's ability to maintain cohesion in a state where regional politics remain complex. Adhikari's absence was particularly notable given his role in mobilizing support for the BJP in key constituencies, including the coal-rich Dhanbad and Hazaribagh districts. Internal Tensions and Leadership Dynamics The incident underscored the growing tensions within the BJP's West Bengal unit. Reports indicated that Adhikari had been excluded from the rally at the behest of senior party leaders, including Amitava Chakraborty, the party's state president.#mamata_banerjee #prime_minister_narendra_modi #suvendu_adhikari #nitin_navlani #amitava_chakraborty
