Shah asserted that the polling process remained peaceful and secure, adding that the Bharatiya Janata Party is heading toward a decisive majority in Bengal. He underlined that the public has voted for transformation, clarifying that “parivartan” does not merely signify a change of Chief Minister but represents accelerated development.
Declaring confidence in his party’s performance, Shah said that internal assessments by the BJP indicate victory in 110 out of 152 seats. He further stated that development will expand across eastern and western India, adding that fear will be replaced by trust. In a direct political attack, he remarked that “Didi is going, BJP is coming,” referring to current Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
Addressing voters ahead of the second phase, Shah urged citizens to cast their votes freely and without fear. He stated that the next Chief Minister of Bengal will be a resident of the state and accused Mamata Banerjee of spreading misinformation. He added that after May 5, women in Bengal will be able to step out freely, “nephew tax” will end, and extortion syndicates will be dismantled. Shah also pledged investigations into corruption and strict punishment for those found guilty.
The remarks underline a high-stakes political contest in West Bengal, with the BJP projecting a sweeping mandate while framing the election as a decisive moment for governance, security, and development in the state.
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