…So even the bird will not be able to kill here, Amit Shah roared in Bengal, understand the important things in points

Amit Shah West Bengal Visit: Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in Kolkata on Tuesday that after the next assembly elections, a stream of development will flow in West Bengal, because the people are living in an atmosphere of fear during the 15-year rule of TMC. Shah alleged that Mamata Banerjee’s government has failed to stop infiltration in Bengal and only the BJP government can do this work. He said that under BJP rule, “even Parinda will not be able to kill” and all infiltrators will be selectively driven out.

Amit Shah reached Kolkata on Monday on a three-day visit. On Tuesday, he will hold several important meetings with party leaders, in which the strategy for West Bengal Assembly elections will be discussed.

Key points of Shah’s statement

• The development of Bengal has stopped under TMC rule, while the Modi government is working to remove poverty from the country.
• The Centre’s schemes have reached a dead end in Bengal.
• BJP resolves that the pride and culture of Bengal will be restored if the government is formed after April 15, 2026.
• BJP government will be formed in the 2026 assembly elections and the party will win with an overwhelming majority.
• The people of Bengal are fed up with infiltration and cannot support a government that gives shelter to infiltrators.
• The next election will be fought on the issue of stopping infiltration and driving out infiltrators.
• This is a question of security not only of Bengal but of the entire country, which can be solved only by the nationalist government.

Shah’s questions to Mamata Banerjee government

• Which government is refusing to give land for border fencing?
• Why is no action taken when there is infiltration in villages?
• Why is your government not sending back the infiltrators?
• Why is there no infiltration on the borders of Kashmir, Assam and Tripura like Bengal?

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Amit Shah said that BJP was founded in Bengal, hence this state holds special importance for the party. He told that in 2014, the party got only 2 seats and 17% votes in Bengal, but in 2019 it increased to 18 seats and 41% votes. In the 2021 assembly elections, BJP won 77 seats and 38% votes.