Agartala, 10th November 2026 : With the November 27 Kailashahar Municipal Council elections approaching, the BJP has intensified its campaign in Ward 17, with State Minister Tinku Roy leading a door-to-door outreach programme on Tuesday morning.
Beginning at around 8 AM, Roy visited different localities of the ward along with former Mandal President Hemendra Kumar Dey, BJP candidate Shibani Sinha and other party leaders and workers. During the campaign, they interacted with residents, listened to their grievances and sought support for the party’s candidate.
Addressing residents, Roy highlighted the development initiatives undertaken by the BJP governments at the Centre and in the state, referring to improvements in infrastructure, road connectivity, drinking water, electricity, education, healthcare and social security.
He stressed that the benefits of government welfare schemes must reach every eligible household and said municipal bodies have an important role in ensuring development at the grassroots level. He also highlighted the need to strengthen civic facilities, particularly roads, drainage, sanitation and drinking water supply.
The BJP leaders assured residents that their concerns would be taken up and that efforts would be made to improve civic services through the Municipal Council.
With polling scheduled for November 27, political activities have gathered momentum in Kailashahar as different parties step up their door-to-door campaigns and voter outreach programmes.
