IN PICS | JP Nadda Bolsters BJP's Outreach In Mamata's Turf Ahead Of Bengal Polls

BJP president J P Nadda accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of being synonymous with "intolerance", and exuded confidence about forming the next government in the state with more than 200 seats. Nadda, who arrived here on a two-day West Bengal visit, criticised the "dynastic politics" of the ruling TMC and other parties in the country, and asserted for the BJP "party is family". (Image: PTI)

Nadda visited a few households on Girish Mukherjee Road, a few km away from Cbief Minister Mamata Banerjee's residence, briefly interacted with the locals, heard their problems and requested them to give BJP a chance before boarding the car, party sources said. (Image: PTI)

Party MPs Locket Chatterjee and Arjun Singh accompanied Nadda as his security tried to hold back the crowd when his vehicle negotiated the narrow lane to take him to some of the houses in it. (Image: PTI)

Nadda on Wednesday launched the 'Griha Sampark Abhiyan' in the city Wednesday as part of the party's 'Aar Noi Annay' (No More Injustice) campaign in poll-bound West Bengal. There was blowing of conch shells and showering of flower petals by women wearing red bordered sarees as Nadda's motorcade reached Bhawanipore area of the city. (Image: PTI)

Nadda is now in Kolkata on a two-day visit to take stock of the state BJP's activities and participate in an ongoing mass outreach campaign, which was taken up ahead of the assembly election due in April-May next year. (Image: PTI)

BJP national president also performed puja at the famous Kalighat temple in South Kolkata on Wednesday. Accompanied by BJP national general secretary and the partys Bengal minder Kailash Vijayvargiya, state president Dilip Ghosh and senior leader Rahul Sinha, Nadda visited Kalighat temple in the evening. (Image: PTI)

During his Kolkata visit, Nadda inaugurated the BJP's West Bengal State Election Office at Hastings area in the presence of BJP's West Bengal in-charge Kailash Vijayvargiya. "We will keep West Bengal's culture alive. BJP shares a special relation with state," Nadda said after inauguration.

The BJP chief inaugurated as many as nine party offices and also participated in a community outreach programme on the BJP's mission of 'Ar Noi Anyay' in West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Assembly constituency Bhabanipur. (Image: PTI)

Kolkata: BJP National President JP Nadda is greeted by his party supporters on his arrival in Kolkata, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020. Nadda is on a two-day visit to West Bengal from today. (PTI Photo/Ashok Bhaumik)(PTI09-12-2020_000157)