Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his West Bengal Rally 2026, claimed that a “wave of change” has emerged in West Bengal following the first phase of polling. Addressing a rally at Panihati under the Dum Dum Lok Sabha constituency in North 24 Parganas, he said the support in favour of the BJP signals the beginning of its victory in the assembly elections.
The PM Modi West Bengal Rally 2026 saw the Prime Minister asserting that the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) had weakened democratic institutions in the state, but people were now “rebuilding the temple of democracy” through their votes.
‘Wave of Change’ in Bengal, Says PM
During the PM Modi West Bengal Rally 2026, Modi said the results of the first phase of polling had already indicated a shift in public mood. He claimed that nearly 92% voter turnout reflected strong participation and desire for change.
He further stated that the BJP’s performance in the first phase had “sounded the conch shell of victory,” marking a turning point in the election campaign.
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Attack on TMC and Allegations of Misrule
At the PM Modi West Bengal Rally 2026, the Prime Minister alleged that the TMC had established “dictatorship” in the state and suppressed democratic values. He accused the ruling party of using force and intimidation during elections.
Modi also claimed that after the results, TMC supporters would have “no place to hide,” alleging widespread corruption and misgovernance.
Focus on Women Safety and Representation
The PM Modi West Bengal Rally 2026 also highlighted issues of women’s safety. The Prime Minister accused the TMC of being “anti-women” and said the BJP promotes a women-led development model.
He referred to BJP candidates representing victims of alleged injustice, including the mother of the RG Kar case victim and a survivor from Sandeshkhali, stating that the party has given them a political platform.
The PM Modi West Bengal Rally 2026 intensified the political atmosphere ahead of the next phase of voting, with strong statements on governance, democracy, and women’s empowerment. The election battle in West Bengal is expected to remain highly charged in the coming phases.