In a rally held in Murshidabad, West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) commitment to winning the upcoming assembly elections with a six-point 'guarantee.' He asserted that the BJP's previous victory in Nandigram would be mirrored in Bhabanipur, leading to a 'double-engine government' in the state. Modi's guarantees include the elimination of infiltrators, providing benefits from the Seventh Pay Commission to government employees, and ensuring women's safety. He criticized the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) for its alleged corruption and fear-based politics, claiming that Bengal has become a hub for infiltrators and illegal activities. Modi pledged that a BJP government would hold corrupt officials accountable and reopen cases of injustice against women, particularly in light of the recent Malda Mothabari incident. He argued that the TMC's politics is rooted in appeasement and that true growth in Bengal can only be achieved by replacing the current government.