In a recent address in Kolkata, Smriti Irani (BJP leader) launched a strong critique against the Trinamool Congress (TMC), alleging that corruption and law-and-order issues are emblematic of 'Trinamool culture.' Irani referred to specific cases, including the RG Kar case and financial scams, asserting that these do not represent Bengal's traditions. She challenged West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to account for alleged misgovernance and questioned the TMC's commitment to the state's development. Irani emphasized that the BJP is dedicated to ensuring a safer voting environment, praising security arrangements made during the elections. She also accused the TMC of focusing on creating a negative atmosphere rather than addressing development concerns. Furthermore, she highlighted the passing of the Women's Reservation Bill in 2023 as a significant step towards empowering women in politics, indicating the BJP's commitment to progress in West Bengal.