During a rally in Nadia district, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Congress, and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin of having a 'tacit understanding' that undermines development in West Bengal. She claimed that approximately 500 IAS and IPS officers from West Bengal were transferred to Tamil Nadu as poll observers, while other states received only a few transfers, which she argued hampers governance. Banerjee vowed to unite opposition parties across India after the Assembly elections, asserting that the Trinamool Congress (TMC) will challenge the BJP's influence in Delhi. She criticized the BJP for potentially imposing restrictions on food consumption and highlighted the need for electoral integrity, stating that around 24 lakh names were restored on voter rolls due to her efforts. Banerjee also raised concerns about the citizenship process, questioning the criteria for citizenship and voter list deletions. She urged voters to respond at the ballot box, reinforcing her commitment to a united India.