আসানসোল লোকসভা কেন্দ্রের বিজেপি প্রার্থী সুরেন্দ্র সিং আলুওয়ালিয়ার নির্বাচনী প্রচার

Fearless Bengali Kaushik Mukherjee: Ignoring the scorching heat and intense pressure in Asansol industrial area, many political parties are continuing their election campaign. The same picture was seen on Monday also. On this day, Surendra Singh Aluwalia, the BJP candidate from Asansol Lok Sabha constituency, campaigned in a car with the hood open, from the Jubilee turn of Asansole, in the Panchgadhiya Nuni Ethoda, Lalganj, Amdiha, Kanudiya Bazar area, under the Barabani assembly constituency, in a car with the hood open. He says this is basically his public relations journey. He is the one who lives among the people. If you want to interact with people, you will have to ignore the heat of the sun. His policy is that people follow their money, as much money as they hold. On this day, during the campaign, Baraboni Panchgeshiya entered the Trinamool office, BJP candidate S S Aluwalia and the late Manik Upa Dhyay, who was in the Trinam office, paid homage to the statue. After paying homage, S S Aluwalia said, I have come to my friend's village and paid homage to his statue. He said that before 1998, both he and Manik Upa Dhyay were against left terrorism. When Congress was in power, he had few people in his hands, ignoring the bloodshed of Left terrorism and continued the fight. His friendship with Manik Upa Dhyay at that time. And family relations. If Manik Upa Dhyay had been alive, he would have taken me by the hand to his home for lunch. On the other hand, son of late Manik Upa Dhyay and youth leader of Trinamool, he was a friend of his father. He had come to donate money to the statue. There is nothing to be said for acceptance but he joined the party. The communal party is saying that we will defeat that party. Whether he comes or whoever comes, he has relations with him, he is at home. Mukul Upa Dhaya bowed to BJP candidate S. Aluwaliya with his feet and said, I bowed to my father's friend Kaku. Political harmony was seen in the Trinamool office.