Kolkata: BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi is now heading to east where he will be holding a rally in Kolkata on Wednesday.
In Kolkata, Modi is expected to raise the issue of declassification of secret files on Netaji Subash Chandra Bose's death. His public address will reportedly begin at around 2 PM.
A day before the rally, BJP had criticised the state government for alleged non-cooperation with Gujarat security officials.
BJP on Tuesday said that permission was denied at the last minute by the army for landing Modi's helicopter at the Race Course ground in the city and alleged a "conspiracy" by the Centre.
West Bengal BJP President Rahul Sinha said that it had been planned to bring the BJP Prime Ministerial candidate by helicopter from the NSC Bose International Airport to avoid traffic snarls.
"But permission was denied at the last moment. It is a conspiracy by the UPA government," he alleged.
"Both the state and the Centre are not cooperating with us. The state government has not made any arrangements for food and accommodation for the NSG and Gujarat officials who have come here for security arrangements. Is this the way things should function?" asked Sinha.
(With inputs from PTI)
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