Modi Slams TMC's Governance in West Bengal Rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the TMC government in West Bengal, alleging it lacks good governance and is entrenched in corrupt, vote-bank politics. Addressing a rally in Baruipur, Modi claimed TMC's actions don't benefit the youth and accused both TMC and the Left of undemocratic practices.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday mocked the TMC government in West Bengal claiming that it has “no relation with good governance”. He also accused Bengal’s ruling party of promoting a corrupt ecosystem with its politics revolving around vote bank politics.

While addressing a rally at Baruipur under the Jadavpur Lok Sabha constituency, Modi accused the TMC of working only for its vote bank and could never do any good for the youths of the state.

“The TMC and good governance have no relation. You won't find good governance in Bengal even under a microscope. The TMC works only for its vote bank and it can never do anything for the youths of the state. The party has no vision,” he said.

The prime minister claimed that voting for TMC and Left are the same “as both indulge in vote-bank politics. They are known for their undemocratic means and disregard for the democratic process.”