Bengal<\/a>, followed by another set of organisational meetings at a private hotel before he met all BJP MPs and MLAs at Science City Auditorium \u2014 the schedule first reported by News18. Even candidates who lost in the last elections were invited to Shah\u2019s meeting. Shah instructed Bengal BJP MPs and MLAs to spend at least four days each week on the ground \u2014 holding five to six rallies or corner meetings daily and conducting door-to-door outreach across the state \u2014 making this intensive fieldwork a key criterion for renomination.<\/p>\nShah left for Delhi late in the evening on the 31st, after giving the task to the Bengal unit. Having spent the first day of the year \u2014 an unusual weekday at the North Block \u2014 Shah held a high-profile meeting on Manipur on January 2 at his residence. The meeting was attended by Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Manipur Government Advisor Kuldiep Singh, Chief Secretary PK Goel, and Director General of Police Rajiv Singh. The meeting comes at a critical time, as President\u2019s Rule in Manipur is set to end on February 13, New Year. Sources indicated that the January 2 deliberations reviewed recent developments on the ground, assessed the prevailing law and order situation, coordinated security deployment, and discussed development initiatives aimed at rebuilding communities affected by prolonged unrest.<\/p>\n
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