In a pulsating address from Bishnupur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi rallied Bengal’s voters on Sunday, foretelling the demise of TMC’s fear-mongering and the rise of BJP’s trustworthy governance. Thousands gathered for the Vijay Sankalp Sabha, brimming with fervor.
PM Modi celebrated Bengal’s artistic heritage, engaging the audience with a light-hearted call for paintings. ‘This land of artists has touched my heart,’ he said, ensuring tributes are preserved. The event coincided with Bengali New Year and Akshaya Tritiya, amplifying its auspiciousness in the city of temples.
Observing escalating rally sizes, PM Modi interpreted the enthusiasm as Bengal’s rejection of the ‘merciless’ state government. ‘Maa Sharada’s sacred soil now pulses with resolve,’ he noted, praising the influx of mothers, sisters, and daughters – a nod to BJP’s women-centric policies.
He contrasted BJP’s empowerment drive with TMC’s betrayals, from Parliamentary insults to the President’s dishonor. ‘TMC breaks every rule for infiltrators and twists reservations by religion, murdering the Constitution’s spirit.’ Bengal women, he urged, must remember these slights.
A BJP government promises tangible welfare: uninterrupted free rations, Rs 1.5 lakh housing aid for women, Ayushman Bharat’s Rs 5 lakh health coverage. The star attraction, Matri Shakti Bharosa Card, guarantees Rs 36,000 yearly per sister, plus maternity benefits of Rs 21,000, child bonus of Rs 5,000, and Rs 50,000 for girls’ education.
‘TMC’s fear era vanishes; BJP’s service era arrives,’ PM Modi thundered. TMC bigwigs’ panic – threats from Kolkata, goon language, pitiful cries – signals impending poll rout on May 4. ‘Those who terrorized Bengal now tremble before the Bengal Tiger: its people roaring for change.’
In a dramatic ultimatum, he told TMC’s underbelly: ‘Go to your local thana before April 29. Post-May 4, no escape from justice.’ Cheers reverberated, as Modi envisioned a secure, prosperous Bengal under BJP.
