On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Thanthania Kali temple in north Kolkata as part of his campaign roadshow, emphasizing West Bengal's tradition of Kali worship. He performed puja and sought blessings from the priest before commencing his roadshow from B.K. Pal Avenue to Khanna Crossing, passing through Shobhabazar and Hatibagan. Modi's roadshow aimed to bolster support for BJP candidates from seven Assembly constituencies: Kashipur-Belgachia, Shyampukur, Beleghata, Maniktala, Chowringhee, Entally, and Jorasanko. Large crowds gathered to witness the event, with supporters showering flower petals and cheering for the Prime Minister. However, police had to manage the enthusiastic crowd, which attempted to breach barricades at several locations. During his speeches, Modi also criticized the ruling Trinamool Congress government, making this campaign a significant one as the state approaches the second phase of polling on April 29, with vote counting scheduled for May 4.