The strong attack by Prime Minister Modi against Mamta, “shouting in Bengal, no ruthless government should not be” – eSHOP24X7

When heading to a public meeting in Alipur Dwar in Western Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that in the 21st century, India is writing a new saga of prosperity with new force and each citizen is occupied day and night to create a developed nation. Prime Minister Modi emphasized that it is very important to have a western flaw developed for developed India.

The prime minister said: “Bengala will have to return to the same role, which was once the identity here. For this it is necessary for Western Bengal to become the knowledge center, the knowledge center. He said that the BJP government in the center is working on the policy of ‘Purvodaya’ and has invested thousands of servants for the development of Western Bengal in the last decade.

Western Bengala surrounded by many crises: PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi described Western Bengal as surrounded by many serious crises. He said that violence and anarchy are spreading in society in the state, there is a sense of insecurity between mothers and sisters and are heinous crimes. He also described the serious disappointment and wild unemployment that spread among young people as an important crisis. When describing corruption as the fourth crisis, the prime minister said that this is continuously decreasing people’s confidence in the system here. He told the fifth crisis to the selfish policy of the ruling party, which is taking away the rights of the poor. Referring to the incidents of Murshidabad and Malda, Prime Minister Modi said that these incidents are an example of the cruelty of the TMC government.

Central Government and ‘Cruelty’ Development Work of TMC

The prime minister highlighted the efforts made by the central government for the development of Western Bengal. He informed that the base stone of the city’s gase distribution project has been established recently. Kalyani Aiims has been established with the center’s efforts and rebuilt the new Alipurgar railway station. He also mentioned that the dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) project is being developed in northern India to carry out commercial and freight activities. He reiterated the commitment of the BJP government with the development of Western Bengal with the ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ mantra. Prime Minister Modi said that Bengal’s people no longer believe in the TMC government system and that they now only have the court. In this context, he said, “the whole Bengal is saying: The cry in Bengal, without ruthless government!”

Accused of corruption, unemployment and snatching public rights

The prime minister described corruption as the greatest load for young, poor and middle -class families. Referring to the recruitment scam of Western Bengal teachers, he said that the TMC government has ruined the future of thousands of teachers and their families. He claimed that it is not only the destruction of a few thousand teachers, but the collapse of the entire educational system. He said that the TMC government is refusing to accept their mistakes and, instead, blame the courts.

Prime Minister Modi also said that the elderly over 70 are obtaining a free treatment center for up to RS 5 Lakh, but the TMC government does not allow this installation to implement this installation in Western Bengal.

Tea garden workers problem

The prime minister also raised the issue of tea planting workers and said that many tea gardens are closing due to the taste of the state government. He described the breaches of PF as “shameful” and said that TMC is trying to steal the money from the workers and trying to save the guilty. He said the BJP would never let this happen.

Finally, Prime Minister Modi referred to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22. He said that after that vandalism there was a lot of anger in West Bengal and considered public outrage well. He said the terrorists dared to erase the bermellón of our sisters. Our army made him feel the power of Bermilion.

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