Who is Rinku Majumder

Dilip Ghosh Likely to Marry Rinku Majumdar: Here’s What We Know

Former BJP state president Dilip Ghosh is reportedly set to tie the knot with Rinku Majumdar, a woman he is said to have introduced to the party himself. According to a report by TV9 Bangla, Rinku is a divorcee and has a 25-year-old son who works at an IT company in Salt Lake, Kolkata. Interestingly, Rinku is currently 51 years old.


Marriage on Mother’s Advice: Dilip Ghosh Gives the Nod

Sources suggest that Dilip Ghosh agreed to the marriage on the advice of his mother, Pushpalata Ghosh. The final decision was reportedly made during an IPL match at Eden Gardens, where a discussion between the families took place. The wedding is likely to be held on April 18 in a private ceremony.

TV9 Bangla further claims that Rinku herself spoke to Pushpalata Ghosh to convince her about the marriage. Dilip Ghosh had previously moved his mother into a flat in New Town, where Rinku allegedly met her for the first time.


RSS Reportedly Opposed the Marriage: Controversy Heats Up

Social media is abuzz with reactions to the news of Dilip Ghosh, who is in his 60s, planning to get married. Amidst the online chatter, speculations are also surfacing in political circles: Did the BJP or the RSS try to dissuade him from getting married?

TV9 Bangla reports that several members of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) allegedly advised Ghosh against the marriage. However, neither Dilip Ghosh nor the RSS has issued any official statement on the matter.


Concerns Within BJP Over Timing Ahead of 2026 Elections

With the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections approaching, several BJP leaders are reportedly uneasy. There are concerns that this sudden marriage could potentially impact the party’s public image at a crucial time.

Adding to the political drama is the fact that Rinku Majumdar’s entry into politics was initially facilitated by Dilip Ghosh himself. His decision to marry her has revived old remarks by BJP leader Tathagata Roy, who once criticized the party over its focus on “kamini-kanchan” (women and wealth). Now, political observers wonder if Roy’s remarks have taken on new relevance.


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