Modi's West Bengal Rally: BJP's Poll Push Amidst Political Tumult

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal, accusing it of corruption and misrule. As state assembly polls approach, Modi urged voters to support BJP for development. Addressing supporters virtually, he criticized TMC's alleged nepotism and improper governance, advocating for a 'double engine government'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a fierce critique of the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government, likening the state's governance to Bihar's previous lawlessness and calling it a 'maha jungle raj'.

During a virtual address at a rally in Nadia district, Modi accused the Trinamool Congress of hindering development through corruption and nepotism, and he emphasized the positive impact of the BJP's recent electoral success in Bihar on the party's prospects in West Bengal.

The Prime Minister urged the people to elect a 'double engine government', with BJP in power both at the center and the state, promising rapid development and end of what he termed as TMC's 'misrule'.

(With inputs from agencies.)