Trinamul bets big on Bijoya Sammelani across districts
The Statesman | 11 October 2025The party is using the platform to build an intense relationship with the people. It is leaving no stone unturned to ensure victory of its candidates in the 2026 Assembly election.
The two key issues that are being discussed at the Bijoya Sammelani meetings are forcible deletion of names in the name of Special Intensive Review (SIR) and deprivation of the state by the centre. The centre’s dues have reached a staggering Rs 1.92 lakh crore.
Today, 20 Bijoya Sammelani meetings are being held spread over 16 districts. The district presidents, MLAs and MPs are present at the meetings. The turnout of common people, party workers and local leaders is very impressive. The leaders in all the meetings have appealed the party workers to bury the hatchets and work together to ensure victory of the candidates.
According to party sources, close to 100 Bijoya Sammelani gatherings across the state.
Today Bijoya Sammelani was held in south Kolkata. It was organised by the state power and sports minister Aroop Biswas. South Kolkata MP Mala Roy and other senior party leaders were present at the meeting.
The other districts where the Bijoya Sammelani meetings were held, included Bankura, Nadia, Uttar Dinajpur, West Midnapore, Cooch Behar, Hooghly. The meetings are being organised by party leaders, including Prakash Chik Baraik, Snehashis Chakraborty, Chandrima Bhattacharya, Sayantika Banerjee, Debangshu Bhattacharya, Manas Bhunia, Maloy Ghatak, Sharmila Sarkar, Jaya Dutta and Birbaha Hansda.
The other leaders organising the Bijoya Sammelani are Mohua Moitra, Joy Prakash Mazumdar, Mosaraf Hussen, Riju Dutta, Jagadish Chandra Barma Basunia and Mitali Bag.
The leaders have to submit a report to the central leadership about the Bijoya Sammelani. If the turnout of the people is not impressive the leaders will have to explain the reason for the poor attendance.
Taking cue from the success of the Amader Para Amader Samadhan , Tamil Nadu government has launched Namma Ooru, Namma Arasu.
Kunal Ghosh, Trinamul Congress state general secretary said more than two crore people have been engaged in more than 28,000 camps, which have enabled people to identify and prioritise their local development needs. Rs 8,000 crore have been earmarked for the purpose. He said: “Tamil Nadu’s adoption of this model shows that Bengal’s people-first approach is becoming the gold standard for inclusive and transformative governance across India.”
