BJP President Nitin Nabin announced the party's confidence in forming the next government in West Bengal, attributing this to a surge in public support and a significant increase in seats from three to 77 in the last election. He criticized the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC), led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, accusing it of fostering 'anarchy, infiltration, and lawlessness.' Nabin claimed that the TMC's failure to address illegal infiltration and corruption, particularly the 'cut money culture' affecting welfare schemes, would cost them politically. He noted that women voters feel betrayed and are increasingly supporting the BJP. Nabin also stressed the need for free and fair elections, advocating for the deployment of central forces to ensure integrity at the polls. He expressed optimism for 'unprecedented results' in the upcoming elections, with the BJP aiming to secure a clear majority, bolstered by the party's messaging of 'Modi ki guarantee' which he believes resonates with the electorate.