As the first round of voting for the West Bengal Assembly elections approaches, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a virtual meeting with BJP booth workers, providing strategic advice for their outreach efforts. He highlighted the issue of 'infiltration' from Bangladesh, urging workers to create videos that contrast the authentic Bengali language with its altered forms due to migration. Modi stressed the need to reassure the Matua and Namasudra communities, who have faced fears of disenfranchisement under the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC). He called for booth workers to compile lists of local crimes, linking them to TMC's alleged support for criminals. Modi also addressed concerns about safety, particularly for women, and encouraged discussions about the BJP's manifesto, which he claimed is practical and implementable. He criticized the TMC for corruption and a lack of public safety, asserting that the BJP would restore order and support for industries in West Bengal. Modi concluded by urging workers to engage with various community groups to foster trust and support for the BJP ahead of the elections.