Addressing a rally in West Bengal, PM Modi said that the TMC government is an obstacle to the state's development. Projects worth ₹5,400 crore were initiated, and the public was urged to give BJP a chance.
PM Modi: Politics in West Bengal has once again heated up. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Monday, launched a scathing attack on the state's ruling party, Trinamool Congress (TMC), at a rally in Bengal. He said that as long as the TMC government remains in power, the real development of the state is not possible. He claimed that 'real change will only come when TMC goes'. During this, PM Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of projects worth ₹5,400 crore.
TMC described as a wall in the path of development
Addressing the rally, PM Modi said that the biggest obstacle in the path of the state's development is the TMC government. He said that Bengal wants change, wants progress, but the state government is standing like a wall in front of development. He said, "The day this wall falls, Bengal will pick up the pace of development."
In his address, he also said that 'as long as the TMC government remains in Bengal, real change cannot come. The dream of development will only be realized when this wall is removed.'
Inauguration of projects worth ₹5,400 crore
Prime Minister Modi informed that he has inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of schemes worth ₹5,400 crore. He described it as a big step towards a prosperous and self-reliant future for Bengal. These projects include infrastructure-related schemes, connectivity improvements, and social welfare initiatives.
Migration is increasing in Bengal
PM Modi expressed concern about unemployment and migration in the state. He said that once people used to come to Bengal in search of work, but today the situation has reversed. Today, the youth of Bengal are migrating to other states of the country in search of employment.
Appeal for an honest and powerful government
At the end of the rally, the Prime Minister appealed to the public to give BJP a chance. He said that the state needs a government that is 'hardworking, honest and powerful'. He assured that the BJP government will be a government that works for the people, which will work not only for power but for service.
