PM Modi Calls for Change in West Bengal Ahead of Elections
'Wind Of Change In Bengal': PM Modi Urges First-Time Voters To 'Root Out' TMC Govt
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During a rally in Mathurapur, South 24 Parganas district, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged first-time voters to oust the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government in West Bengal, citing its opposition to the Women Reservation Bill and failure to ensure safety and development in the state. He emphasized a 'wind of change' ahead of the May 4 elections.
- 01PM Modi claims a 'wind of change' is sweeping West Bengal ahead of elections.
- 02He urges first-time voters to remove the TMC government.
- 03Criticism of TMC for opposing the Women Reservation Bill, labeling it anti-women.
- 04Accusations against TMC for failing to ensure safety and development in the state.
- 05Concerns raised about security issues and illegal activities in Bengal.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Mathurapur, South 24 Parganas district, West Bengal, on April 23, 2026, emphasizing a significant shift in the political landscape as the state approaches elections on May 4. He called on first-time voters to 'root out' the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government, which he accused of being anti-women for opposing the Women Reservation Bill. Modi criticized the TMC for neglecting development, specifically mentioning the lack of a concrete bridge over Gangasagar, despite previous promises. He also raised concerns about women's safety in the state, referencing the RG Kar rape case and accusing the TMC of supporting rapists. Furthermore, he highlighted issues of security and illegal activities, claiming that the TMC is allowing gold and drug smuggling through sea routes in Bengal. Modi's remarks reflect a broader campaign strategy aimed at galvanizing support against the ruling party.
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Modi's call to action may influence first-time voters and shift the political dynamics in West Bengal, potentially leading to significant changes in governance.
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