BJP's Nitin Naveen Unveils 'Lost Glory' Strategy for Bengal Elections

• BJP's new national president, Nitin Naveen, has outlined a new strategy for the West Bengal assembly elections, focusing on a psychological battle.
• The core committee meeting in Durgapur saw Naveen counter TMC's 'Bengali identity' narrative with a focus on restoring 'Bengal's lost glory'.
• The strategy involves 'man-to-man marking' against TMC tactics, learning from the 2021 defeat, and prioritizing local issues for the 2026 elections.
• Leadership responsibilities will be decentralized to district or assembly constituency levels, moving away from a centralized approach.
• Nitin Naveen will personally review organizational reports every 15 days, ensuring direct monitoring from Delhi to prevent sluggishness.

Why It Matters: BJP shifts Bengal election strategy to 'lost glory' narrative, decentralizes leadership, and intensifies monitoring.