He accused TMC of encouraging infiltration for political appeasement.
PM Narendra Modi in West Bengal Today Latest News: PM Narendra Modi visited Kolkata on Friday and, addressing a gathering in Kolkata after flagging off multiple various metro railway projects, said it is necessary for the people of West Bengal to elect the BJP to ensure that the centre’s schemes reach the people.
PM said, “It is necessary to elect the BJP in West Bengal to ensure that the benefits of central government schemes reach the people. It is certain that TMC will be removed from power and BJP will be elected."
He alleged that crimes against women have risen in the state, adding, “Crime and corruption have become the identity of the TMC government. Till the TMC is in power in the state, there will be no development...The real change will only come when the TMC is removed from power...Criminals and corrupt should be in jail, not in power..."
He said infiltrators are taking the jobs of the people of West Bengal, and if his party comes in power, ‘infiltrators will run away.’
“Vote for us and the infiltrators will run away... We will not allow those infiltrators who are taking away the jobs of our youth and torturing women to stay in India... “
He accused TMC of encouraging infiltration for political appeasement.
“Some parties like TMC and Congress have succumbed to the politics of appeasement. They are encouraging infiltration only for the greed of power..."
Talking about the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025, which was introduced in the lower house of the parliament during the Monsoon season 2025, said, “TMC leaders tried to tear this bill apart in Parliament... They protect the corrupt..."
The bill proposes to prevent individuals detained for 30 consecutive days for crimes carrying a potential sentence of five years or more from serving as Prime Minister, Chief Minister, or Minister at either the central or state level.
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