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Comment: Facebook and Twitter are not reliable sources, he will need to pass the criteria at WP:NPOLITICIAN. Please remove the random bolding of words Theroadislong (talk) 19:36, 21 December 2024 (UTC)
Rajat Bhardwaj Mukherjee | |
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| State Incharge Foreign Affairs Department, BJP West Bengal | |
Rajat Bhardwaj Mukherjee is an Indian politician who currently serves as the head of the Foreign Affairs Department of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal, a position he has held since 2019[1]. He is also known for his efforts in promoting youth development through sports and advocating for minority rights, particularly those of the Bangladeshi Hindu community.
Political Career
[edit]Rajat Bhardwaj Mukherjee began his political career with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal, initially gaining prominence through his involvement in grassroots political campaigns. He served as the Spokesperson for the BJP's Siliguri Organizational District, focusing on regional political issues and helping expand the party's outreach in the area.
From 2017[2] to 2019, Mukherjee served as the Convener of the BJP's State Club Relations Cell. In this role, he worked to promote football as a means of youth empowerment, collaborating with major football clubs such as Mohun Bagan and East Bengal. His initiatives aimed at fostering football talent in rural areas and strengthening cultural ties between the communities were covered in reports by The Statesman.[2]
Since 2019, Mukherjee has been the head of the Foreign Affairs Department of the BJP in West Bengal. In this capacity, he has focused on fostering international relations and has been vocal in advocating for the rights of Bangladeshi Hindus. His efforts to highlight the challenges faced by the Bangladeshi Hindu community under the interim government of Bangladesh have been covered by national media outlets, like Dainik Jagran[3] and regional outlets like Simanchal Uday,[4] he has addressed the challenges faced by the Bangladeshi Hindu community under the interim government of Bangladesh.
Media Coverage
[edit]Mukherjee's political career, including his leadership in the BJP and his advocacy for minority rights, has been reported by various media outlets. Coverage in The Statesman,[2] Dainik Jagran,[3] and Simanchal Uday[4] have documented his efforts in political outreach, youth development through football, and his advocacy for the Bangladeshi Hindu community.
References
[edit]- ^ "Department of International Relations BJP West Bengal, State Incharge".
- ^ a b c "Siliguri BJP Leader to focus on Football". The Statesman. August 6, 2017. p. 14.
- ^ a b Rai, Vipin (19 December 2024). ""इस पार" सब ठीक, "उस पार" बसे अपनों की सता रही चिंता". Dainik Jagran (in Hindi). p. 2.
- ^ a b "अभी तो मिलन मेला भी बंद". Simanchal Uday (in Hindi). 19 December 2024. p. 4.