Prime Minister Narendra Modi's campaign for the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections has been marked by several memorable moments that resonated with voters. One standout incident occurred on April 19, when he made an unscheduled stop for jhalmuri at a roadside stall in Jhargram, which quickly went viral, garnering over 100 million views on social media. Modi humorously engaged with the vendor and later joked about the incident, which became a politically charged moment. On April 26, he visited the historic Thanthania Kalibari Temple in North Kolkata, where he offered prayers and performed a special aarti, linking his visit to local food culture debates. Modi also communicated with voters through an audio message in Bengali, encouraging them to support the BJP in the upcoming elections. Additionally, he sent personalized letters of gratitude to young artists who presented him with portraits, showcasing his appreciation for local talent. The campaign also included poignant moments, such as Modi's interaction with the mother of a murder victim, reinforcing his commitment to women's safety and justice in West Bengal. The elections are scheduled for April 29, with results to be announced on May 4.