The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) celebrated a landmark victory in West Bengal, which ended the Trinamool Congress's 15-year rule. Prime Minister Narendra Modi framed this success as a testament to public trust in his leadership, emphasizing themes of democracy and stability. He highlighted the geographical spread of BJP's influence, from Gangotri in Uttarakhand to Gangasagar in West Bengal, symbolizing a political expansion driven by his vision. Modi's message to party workers focused on 'badlav' (change) rather than 'badla' (revenge), reinforcing a commitment to democratic values. The BJP's victory, along with strong performances in Assam and Puducherry, is seen as a significant endorsement of Modi's governance model. The party aims to restore the cultural pride of Bengal, referencing historical figures and committing to the vision of 'Sonar Bangla' (Golden Bengal). Notably, voter participation reached nearly 93% in West Bengal, with an exceptional turnout among women, reflecting a growing confidence in the electoral process. The BJP's narrative positions Modi's leadership as central to its electoral success and future governance.