The political landscape of West Bengal is set to witness a massive surge as Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee prepares to launch her high-octane election campaign right after Eid. According to top party sources, the Chief Minister will be hitting the ground from next week, with a strategic focus on the districts of North Bengal, which she has identified as a “bird’s eye” target for the upcoming elections.

This mega campaign is designed to reclaim the political ground that the TMC lost to the BJP in the northern belt during previous elections. Mamata Banerjee is expected to conduct back-to-back rallies and public meetings to connect with the masses. Her strategy involves highlighting the central government’s alleged deprivation of funds for Bengal, specifically focusing on MGNREGA dues and the Awas Yojana scheme, which have become core emotional and political issues in the state.

The upcoming week will be crucial as the TMC looks to energize its grassroots workers. By starting the campaign in North Bengal, Mamata intends to send a strong message of dominance and commitment to the welfare of the tea garden workers and tribal communities. Political analysts believe that her direct involvement will intensify the electoral battle, making it a “do-or-die” situation for both the ruling party and the opposition. As the temperature rises in the political arena, Bengal awaits the impact of this high-profile district tour.