BJP candidate Dilip Ghosh criticized the election process in West Bengal, accusing the police of inaction and malpractice during the ongoing Assembly polls. Ghosh claimed that police officers in Kharagpur were intimidating voters to support the TMC, influencing voter sentiment through fear and coercion. He expressed concerns about election security, citing fears of the misuse of weapons, money, and explosives to manipulate votes.
Amid heightened campaign activities in West Bengal, top leaders from various parties are conducting rallies across the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his recent rallies, focused on themes of identity politics and alleged infiltration, promising to implement the Uniform Civil Code if the BJP comes to power. Modi criticized the ruling TMC for corruption and misrule, positioning the election as a battle to safeguard West Bengal’s identity and future.
Additionally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed public gatherings in Purulia and Bankura, emphasizing the issue of infiltration in Bengal. Shah pledged quick action on border security measures and benefits for state government employees if the BJP wins power.
