Nitin Nabin, a prominent figure in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), launched a strong critique of the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal, led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. He accused the TMC of promoting 'anarchy, infiltration, and lawlessness,' particularly highlighting issues related to illegal infiltration from Bangladesh. Nabin claimed that the TMC's failure to act on this issue would have significant political repercussions. He also questioned the integrity of the state's voter rolls, suggesting that Banerjee is advocating for 'voters who do not exist.' Furthermore, Nabin criticized the corruption within welfare schemes, alleging that local TMC cadres are extracting 'cut money' from financial assistance meant for women, leading to feelings of betrayal among the electorate. He asserted that the BJP is committed to reaching genuine voters and restoring governance, expressing confidence in achieving 'unprecedented results' in the upcoming elections, bolstered by the trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promises.