Kolkata, 10 April. In view of the West Bengal Assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday released its election manifesto, which the party has named ‘Bharosa Patra’. Home Minister Amit Shah unveiled this resolution letter in a program organized here.
Trying to cater to every category
All major sections including women, youth and farmers have been kept in mind in the manifesto. It also includes promises of cash assistance along with various schemes, which appears to be a strategy to provide direct benefits to every section of the society.
Bengal’s ruthless governance has pushed the state into deep uncertainty. Now, a new ray of hope emerges as Union Home Minister Amit Shah launches the BJP’s manifesto for West Bengal.
A clear vision focused on security, employment, women’s safety and ending corruption, West… pic.twitter.com/M5eO3aVzda
— BJP (@BJP4India) April 10, 2026
Roadmap of ‘Sonar Bangla’
On this occasion, Amit Shah said that this resolution letter will show the way to bring Bengal out of despair. He claimed that this document gives assurance of establishing rule of law, increasing employment and construction of ‘Sonar Bangla’. He said that this is a clear roadmap for the development of Bengal.
Sharp attack on Mamta government
Shah targeted the state’s ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Mamata Banerjee, saying that the people, fed up with the Left rule, had brought them to power. Despite this, the government did not live up to the expectations of the people.
Allegations of ‘syndicate rule and infiltration’
He alleged that problems like syndicate rule, goondaraj and infiltration have increased under TMC rule. Now the same people, who once supported Mamata Banerjee, are feeling insecure and disappointed and want change.
in Kolkata @BJP4Bengal Live from the resolution letter release…
Only BJP is capable of achieving the welfare of women, youth and all sections of society and creating free Bengali. Directly from the manifesto release program of West Bengal BJP in Kolkata…#BhorosharShopothBJP
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) April 10, 2026
farmers, Focus on youth and women
Amit Shah said that this resolution letter will work towards rescuing farmers from agricultural crisis, giving opportunities to unemployed youth and providing a safe environment to women. It also resolves to strengthen the cultural heritage of Bengal. He said that this manifesto has been prepared in line with Narendra Modi’s ‘Developed India’ vision and presents a concrete blueprint of development for the state.
For the longest time, employees across Bengal have been struggling. This will soon come to an end.
BJP government in Bengal will not only ensure DA for all government employees and pensioners, but also implement the 7th Pay Commission.#BhorosharShopothBJP pic.twitter.com/CLypGXX7Ot
— BJP (@BJP4India) April 10, 2026
‘Zero tolerance’ policy against infiltration
Shah said that ‘zero tolerance’ policy will be adopted against infiltration. He assured that the infiltrators will be identified and thrown out of the country. Government employees have been promised dearness allowance and salary as per the Seventh Pay Commission.
Announcement of economic and social plans
The manifesto promises to include Kurmali and Rajbongshi languages in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution. Assistance for cultivation of rice, potatoes and mangoes, registration of fishermen and a plan to make West Bengal an industrial and fish-export hub are also included.
For far too long, both women and youth have struggled under TMC’s harsh governance.
BJP government in Bengal will not only ensure their safety but also provide financial support to empower them.
The fear of TMC will be replaced by trust in BJP.#BhorosharShopothBJP pic.twitter.com/VCrOYjmpMi
— BJP (@BJP4India) April 10, 2026
Cash assistance for women and youth
BJP has promised to provide monthly assistance of Rs 3,000 to every woman and unemployed youth. Apart from this, it has been said to implement Ayushman Bharat scheme, provide health facilities like free HPV vaccination and breast cancer screening.
Education and cultural projects
The manifesto also promises to establish AIIMS, IIT and IIM in North Bengal, build ‘Vande Mataram Museum’ and bring a law to ensure freedom to practice religious customs.
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