Several leaders who came from other states left after campaigning ended on April 27. The party has asked them to attend the meeting. BJP state in-charge Sunil Bansal, Mangal Pandey, party co-incharge Amit Malviya, election in-charge Bhupendra Yadav and state BJP chief Samik Bhattacharya will attend the meeting. Sources told ET that Vistaraks of assembly constituencies will also be present.
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On Thursday, Bansal met state office-bearers in Kolkata to assess the feedback from constituencies. Sources told ET that BJP has a strong feeling that the party is going to form government. Party leaders feel that the exit polls have more or less got the sense which party has estimated.
At the meeting, the party will chalk out a strategy for the result day. Leaders will be asked to stay in their constituencies rather than trying to come to Kolkata. Leaders from other states will also be deployed in different regions of the state. A control room will be set up at the party office in Kolkata to monitor the counting process and act on the complaints received.
