Sarma Accuses Banerjee of Resource Diversion, Calls for BJP Victory in Bengal

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, addressing rallies in West Bengal, accused Mamata Banerjee's government of supporting 'Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators' for votes and called for her removal. He claims the BJP will stop infiltration and promises development with institutions in North Bengal if they come to power.

During rallies in West Bengal, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma made strong accusations against Mamata Banerjee's government. Sarma alleged that the West Bengal government is diverting resources to 'Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators' for electoral gains, a move he claims threatens the state's integrity.

The BJP leader emphasized his party's commitment to curbing infiltration, highlighting efforts in Assam and Tripura. Sarma promised a similar approach in Bengal should the BJP win power, pledging to block borders and ensure development, including bringing major institutions to North Bengal.

Sarma's rhetoric took a sharp turn, challenging the construction of new religious structures by certain groups. Despite criticisms, he insisted the BJP would take decisive action against illegal activities once in power, contrasting their governance style with that of the TMC.

(With inputs from agencies.)