Sandeep Sarkar, Kolkata: Prime Minister Narendra Modi went to Jhargram to campaign for the election. The pictures, videos that went viral on social media. Since then, the issue of Jhalmuri has come up again and again in the politics of West Bengal. Jhalmuri culture in Eden Gardens! To eat jhalmuri IPLKolkata Knight Riders vs Mumbai Indians (KKR vs MI) match watched by State Minister, BJP MLA Dilip Ghosh (Dilip Ghosh).

Swearing-in ceremony at the brigade after the BJP came to power in West Bengal by a landslide. On that day Jhalmuri’s stall was sitting in Brided. Starting with Modi, Jhalmuri topic has been brought up again and again in the election climate Amit Shah, Good luckeveryone. Even the finance minister of the country, Nirmala Sitharaman, shared a picture of eating jhalmuri on social media.

Even when he went to the Netherlands, the Prime Minister heard about that jhalmuri. He spoke about West Bengal while addressing Indians living in the Netherlands. The shouts of the excited crowd are heard from the audience. The Prime Minister also said, ‘Has Jhalmuri reached here?’

Jhalmuri reached Eden after the change in state. KKR and Mumbai Indians meet at the Eden on Wednesday. Mumbai have already been knocked out of the playoff race. KKR’s fate now hangs in the balance. The remaining two matches must be won to keep the slightest hope of going to the playoffs alive. The first of which is against Mumbai on Wednesday.

Although it rained during the match. It was 8.15 on the clock. The match was stopped due to rain. Batting first, Mumbai’s score was 57/4. The game was stopped for an hour.

Dilip came to Eden at that time. MLAs and Assembly Speaker Tapas Roy, Vaishali Dalmiya and Tamoghan Ghosh watched the game at the club house. Jhalmuri thong in hand. He said, ‘I went to North Bengal. I returned from there a while ago. I came back to watch the game.’

KKR kept Mumbai Indians under a lot of pressure on the field. Dilip said, ‘I am KKRsupporter of They can still make the playoffs. The last two matches must be won. A few early matches did not go well. If we had a good start, we would have reached the playoffs by now.’

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