In a fiery speech at a bustling roadshow for BJP’s Priyanka Teberiwal in Kolkata, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta exposed what she sees as the crumbling facade of Mamata Banerjee’s TMC government. ‘The women of India are furious,’ she began, detailing a 15-year saga of insecurity, joblessness, and political intimidation in West Bengal.
Gupta didn’t mince words in her IANS interaction: Mamata Banerjee’s biggest threat isn’t opposition rivals but her own shadow of dread from the corruption empire she’s built. ‘She’s looted Bengal, burned homes, violated women’s dignity—now she knows her days are numbered,’ Gupta remarked. The CM recalled horrific episodes where TMC thugs allegedly set fire to residences and committed atrocities against women, forcing Mamata to once warn daughters against stepping out at night.
‘Bengal’s women live in terror today—no protection, no honor under TMC,’ Gupta lamented. Yet, hope is rising as crowds flock to BJP events, signaling an impending tidal wave. ‘BJP will form the next government,’ she proclaimed confidently.
Her X post amplified the message: This Entally roadshow is Bengal’s verdict against TMC’s bad governance, scams, thuggery, and vote-bank politics. Gupta pledged zero tolerance for corrupt TMC leaders, promising jail terms for all. On May 4, with BJP’s victory, UCC rollout, expulsion of infiltrators, end to love jihad, and a fresh start on development await. Bengal has decided: TMC out, BJP in—end the anti-women regime once and for all.
