West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is arriving in Delhi Thursday for a four-day visit during which she is likely to meet senior leaders and attend a Niti Aayog meeting on August 7, sources said.
The TMC chief, who is expected to land by this afternoon, will hold a meeting in the evening with her party MPs who have been in the forefront of protests against the government in the ongoing Parliament session.
Also on the cards is a visit to the Central Hall of Parliament and a meeting with Opposition leaders, the sources said.
Banerjee might also call on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a one on one discussion on issues related to the state.
Sources indicated that Banerjee is unlikely to address the media, with the ED scanner on her former senior minister Partha Chatterjee, who has now been sacked.
Prime Minister Modi will chair a
Niti Aayog governing council meeting on August 7, where issues related to agriculture, health and economy would be discussed.
The council meets regularly. Its first meeting was held on February 8, 2015. Banerjee had missed the meeting last year. She is expected to raise the concerns of non-payment of GST dues and federalism issues at this year's meet.
