‘TMC’s lamp kept fluttering before being extinguished’ PM Modi made sharp attack on Mamata Banerjee in the election rally, made promises regarding development

Kolkata: After voting in the first phase of West Bengal Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a loud election rally in Dumdum on Thursday. During this, he made a sharp attack on TMC and said that the lamp of TMC is fluttering a little before being extinguished.

Record voting in the first phase

The first phase of voting for 152 seats in West Bengal took place on Thursday. A record 92 percent voting was recorded in this. Seeing this huge turnout, BJP has declared victory in Bengal.

Modi’s target on TMC

PM Modi said that the wave of change was going on in Bengal for a long time. Yesterday’s voting confirmed it. He said that in Bengal where TMC had crushed democracy, the people have rebuilt democracy in the first phase. Now in the second phase the flag of victory over this democracy has to be hoisted.

The Prime Minister further said, “Every extinguishing lamp flutters a little before being extinguished. In the same way, TMC’s lamp is also fluttering a little before being extinguished. Last night TMC was activating its goons, but the people of Bengal now want change.”

End of TMC’s Mahajungleraj

PM Modi claimed that the first phase of voting has signaled the end of TMC’s Mahajungleraj. After the results are declared on May 4, TMC goons will have no place to hide in Bengal.

Emphasis on women power of Bengal

The Prime Minister specifically mentioned the women of Bengal. She said that the women power of Bengal is no longer ready to tolerate the dictatorship of TMC. Every woman is saying that she will not tolerate it anymore. Modi assured that after the formation of BJP government, there will be no atrocities on daughters and the file of every injustice will be opened.

Modi made promises of development

Referring to the PM Awas Yojana, PM Modi said that if the BJP government is formed, every poor will get assistance of up to Rs 1.5 lakh and the house will be built in the name of women. He promised free ration, security, respect and prosperity. He also mentioned the tax exemption given to the middle class.

The PM appealed to the people of Bengal to start a new revolution with one vote. He said that this is the time to free Bengal from fear, corruption, unemployment and infiltration.