Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently interacted with a woman on Instagram who was waiting for his roadshow in West Bengal. She expressed concern about the heat and the long wait, to which Shah replied, 'Sorry for the delay. Reaching there in 10 mins.' This exchange highlighted Shah's direct engagement with citizens, a rarity among senior political figures. During his public rally in Balagarh, Shah launched a scathing attack on the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) government, accusing it of enforcing a 'Bhaipo Tax' on citizens and businesses through a syndicate system. He claimed this corruption has severely impacted local industries, notably the traditional boat-making sector, resulting in the closure of 41 factories. Shah assured the audience that a future BJP government would work to revive these industries and eliminate the syndicate system. He also paid homage to Bengal's historical figures, emphasizing the region's rich legacy.