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Waiting for an opportunity to serve you, Modi tells people of West Bengal
- On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote an emotive Bengali open letter to voters of West Bengal ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections, saying he was heartbroken and asking for one opportunity.
- Blaming six decades of misrule, the Prime Minister accused the Mamata Banerjee-led government of 'extreme non-cooperation' and warned West Bengal's destiny will be decided in a few months.
- Modi highlighted welfare deliveries including the Atal Pension and Ujjwala schemes, citing nearly 5 crore bank connections under Jan Dhan Yojana and Rs 2.82 lakh crore in loans to small traders.
- Modi promised a 'Viksit West Bengal,' citizenship via the CAA for refugee victims, and a March visit to Bengal, urging development and women's safety ahead of 2026 polls.
- Invoking 'Joy Maa Kali', he linked Bengali icons like Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Rabindranath Tagore, with party workers distributing the letter ahead of this year's elections.
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PM Modi's emotional letter to people of Bengal ahead of polls, pledges to build 'Sonar Bangla'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday wrote a letter to the people of West Bengal ahead of the Assembly elections, saying he was "heartbroken" over what he described as the present condition of the state. The letter is being distributed by the party workers in the state ahead of the high-stakes elections this year. In the letter, PM Modi greeted the people of West Bengal, highlighting that the fate of the state would be decided after the electi…
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The Prime Minister criticised the state’s governance, saying West Bengal, once a leader in industrial growth, had suffered due to “misgovernance and divisive politics.”
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