During a rally in Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made six major promises aimed at winning the trust of voters ahead of the state Assembly elections. He pledged to implement the 7th Pay Commission, which would enhance salaries for government employees, and assured that all rape cases would be reopened for investigation. Modi criticized the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) party, vowing to hold accountable anyone involved in corruption, stating that 'whoever has engaged in corruption under TMC rule belongs in jail.' He also promised to restore faith in the rule of law and ensure that the administrative machinery is accountable to the public. Furthermore, he stated that refugees would receive Constitutional rights while infiltrators would be expelled from India. Modi's promises are positioned to resonate with voters seeking change in governance and justice.