BJP's 'Pandavas' Aim to Bloom Lotus on Singur's Barren Land, Challenge Mamata's Legacy

• Singur, once earmarked for Tata Nano factory, remains largely barren, becoming a symbol of unfulfilled promises and political struggle.
• BJP plans to use the Singur issue as a political weapon, with PM Modi holding a rally and inaugurating projects worth ₹830 crore, promising industrial revival and Tata's return.
• Five key BJP leaders – Suvendu Adhikari, Samik Bhattacharya, Sukanta Majumdar, Dilip Ghosh, and Falguni Patra – are leading the charge to counter TMC's narrative.
• Leaders like Suvendu Adhikari, a former Mamata ally, now criticize her Singur movement as politically motivated, promising industrial corridors and employment.
• The BJP aims to make Singur a centerpiece of its election strategy, portraying it as a battle of 'development versus politics' to win the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections.

Why It Matters: BJP's 'Pandavas' are leveraging Singur's industrial past to challenge Mamata's legacy and promise development.