With the West Bengal Assembly elections approaching, the Odisha unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is intensifying its campaign efforts. Nearly 50 leaders, including Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, have been deployed to West Bengal to rally support. During a recent event, Majhi was present for the filing of nominations by BJP candidates in several constituencies, including Rampurhat and Murarai. According to Bishnu Dash, a BJP coordinator, Majhi is expected to make eight to ten more visits to West Bengal for campaigning. The party is targeting districts with significant Odia-speaking populations, such as Jhargram and Howrah, and aims to connect with the local Odia community. Additionally, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is leading a team of MPs and MLAs from Odisha to bolster the party's presence in West Bengal. The BJP is also reaching out to Odia associations and encouraging migrant workers from West Bengal who are currently in Odisha to return home to vote, highlighting the longstanding ties between the two regions.