At a rally in Thakurnagar, Bangaon, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Matua and Namasudra communities, assuring them that they will retain their citizenship and receive permanent residency documents if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) comes to power on May 4. Modi's message aimed to reassure these communities, who have historically faced uncertainties regarding their citizenship status. He also issued a stark warning to infiltrators, urging them to leave the country, highlighting the BJP's firm stance on immigration issues. Modi's visit to the Matua-dominated area was significant, as he sought blessings from revered community leaders, emphasizing the importance of their support in the elections. Union Home Minister Amit Shah echoed Modi's sentiments, promising to dismantle local crime syndicates if the BJP is elected. Modi called for a record voter turnout in the upcoming election phases, reinforcing the BJP's campaign strategy in West Bengal.