The political landscape of Nadia witnessed a seismic shift today as BJP candidate Parthasarathi Chatterjee made a powerful statement of intent for the Ranaghat North-West seat. Starting his day with prayers at the historic Siddheshwari Temple, Chatterjee led a gargantuan procession to file his nomination, turning the streets of Krishnanagar into a “sea of saffron.”

The event gained massive momentum as Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari spearheaded the nomination process for five assembly constituencies in the district. Addressing a roaring crowd, Adhikari made a bold prediction, claiming that BJP is set to clinch 177 seats to form the next government in West Bengal. The sheer scale of the turnout has sent ripples through the ruling party’s ranks, sparking debates on whether the political equations in Ranaghat are tilting in favor of the BJP. With Parthasarathi’s aggressive campaign and Suvendu’s confident leadership, the battle for Nadia has officially reached a fever pitch.