PM Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a massive public meeting in Kolkata, made a strong pitch to voters, asserting that his government will not allow infiltrators to remain in India. He accused opposition parties like the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the Congress of promoting “appeasement politics” and encouraging infiltration only for the greed of power.
PM Modi in Kolkata: “Vote for Us and Infiltrators Will Run Away” – Strong Attack on TMC, Congress
PM Modi said, “Vote for us and the infiltrators will run away. We will not allow those infiltrators who are taking away the jobs of our youth and torturing women to stay in India.” The Prime Minister added that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is committed to safeguarding the nation’s borders, protecting the rights of citizens, and ensuring that local youth do not lose opportunities because of outsiders.
He further alleged that the TMC and Congress have compromised the interests of West Bengal by supporting infiltrators for vote bank politics. According to him, these parties have neglected the security and dignity of common citizens, while the BJP is working towards strengthening national security and promoting development.
The issue of infiltration has long been a sensitive political subject in West Bengal
The issue of infiltration has long been a sensitive political subject in West Bengal, where border districts often face challenges of illegal migration. PM Modi’s sharp remarks are being seen as a direct message to the electorate ahead of crucial elections, highlighting national security, employment, and women’s safety as key issues.
He urged people to vote decisively, assuring them that a strong BJP government will ensure both development and protection. “We will not let appeasement destroy the future of Bengal. With your support, we will build a Bengal that is free from infiltration and full of opportunities for youth,” he said.
The speech reflects the BJP’s strategy of combining development promises with a strong stance on national security, positioning itself as an alternative to the ruling TMC.
