By A Staff Reporter: In a sharp political retort, Minister of State Sukanta Majumdar expressed his confidence in the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) ability to defeat Congress MP Rahul Gandhi in the next election. Reflecting on Gandhi's recent electoral success, Majumdar remarked, "Luckily he won from both the seats this time. Last time he lost from one seat." He further asserted the BJP's determination to secure victories in both Wayanad and Rae Bareli, the constituencies currently represented by Gandhi.
Majumdar's statement underscores the escalating rivalry between the BJP and the Congress party as they gear up for the forthcoming elections. Gandhi, who managed to win in Wayanad and Rae Bareli, had previously faced defeat in Amethi during the 2019 elections, a seat he had held since 2004. This latest declaration from the BJP highlights their strategic focus on unseating key opposition figures.
The political landscape remains intensely competitive, with both parties mobilizing their resources and support bases in preparation for the next electoral battle. Majumdar's confident pronouncement sets the stage for a heated contest as the BJP aims to challenge and potentially overturn Gandhi's strongholds.
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