WEST BENGAL’S DEMOGRAPHY IS CHANGING: ARJUN SINGH

WEST BENGAL’S DEMOGRAPHY IS CHANGING: ARJUN SINGH

27-JUNE-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA----------------------------A felicitation and honor ceremony for the West Bengal government's Transport and Labour Minister was organized on Friday at Hotel Ara Grand in the city. The event was presided over by BJP District President Durga Raj and conducted by Yashwant Kumar Singh. On this occasion, businessman Jitendra Singh honored the West Bengal Transport and Labour Minister, Arjun Singh, by presenting him with a turban and a sword.

Overwhelmed by the warm welcome, West Bengal Transport and Labour Minister Arjun Singh stated that his family had migrated from Bhojpur to West Bengal 140 years ago in search of a livelihood. His family entered politics during his father's time; his father served as an MLA three times, and he himself has been an MLA four times, becoming a minister in the government on his fifth term. His son has also served as an MLA three times and as an MP once. He expressed the joy of returning to his native soil.

He remarked that the demography of Bengal is changing. The Sanatani Bengalis of the state had realized that if the BJP did not win the election, Bengal would face Islamization and turn into a second Bangladesh. Consequently, the people extended massive support, enabling the BJP to form the government in Bengal with 208 seats. He noted that Bengal still lags behind by 49 years, but their leader Suvendu Adhikari is working hard to put the state back on track. He added that the leader is working at a rapid pace. Responding to a question, he stated that the police are taking strict action against the goons who have harassed innocent people.

On this occasion, speeches were delivered by BJP District President Durga Raj, former BJP Block President Rana Pratap Singh, Harendra Pandey, Rajendra Tiwari, Kaushal Vidyarthi, Surendra Prasad Sinha (Hindu Jagran Manch), Shambhu Chaurasia (Ram Navami Shobha Samiti), businessman Umesh Beria, Ravindra Singh, and others. During the ceremony, all dignitaries on the dais were honored with traditional stoles (*angavastram*). Also present were Ram Kumar Singh, President of the Kshatriya Kalyan Sangh (Shahabad), and Dr. ... Individuals associated with various organizations—including Vikas Singh, Mantu Singh, and Sanjay Singh—honored West Bengal's Transport and Labour Minister by presenting him with a traditional stole (*ang-vastra*) and a bouquet, expressing their happiness over the BJP's victory in Bengal.

Arjun Singh is bringing glory to Bihar through his work in Bengal, and he has everyone's best wishes. Present on the occasion were BJP leaders Sandeep Kumar Sinha, Arvind Pandey, Rinku Singh, Sanjay Singh, Amit Kesari, Sushil Tiger, Jitendra Singh, Nilesh Upadhyay, Abhay Vishwas Bhatt, Umesh Singh, Indrajit Singh, Rajesh Singh, Mantu Singh, and Deepak Singh; Rakesh Singh (representative of the Masadh Mukhiya), Dablu Singh, Rohit Bajrangi (Hindu Jagran Manch), Ranu Chaurasia (BJYM), Saroj Singh (representative of the Deputy Mayor), Indrabhan Singh, Ashok Singh, Dharmendra Kumar Singh, Nishant Singh Sengar, and Bhim Lal, among many others. Earlier, the West Bengal Transport and Labour Minister received a grand welcome near the Kulharia Toll Plaza, where a large number of people greeted him by offering flower garlands and traditional stoles.