MODI SLAMS TMC AND CONGRESS
Nitin Nabin accuses TMC of betraying women over quota bill
BJP leader Nitin Nabin accused the Trinamool Congress of betraying women by opposing the central government's women's reservation bill. He stated that the TMC's stance on this issue contrasts with their alleged support for minority reservations. Nabin highlighted concerns about women's safety in West Bengal and criticized the state government's policies regarding infiltrators.
'I-PAC a means to earn money by promoting corruption': BJP's Dilip Ghosh slams TMC ahead of Bengal polls
West Bengal BJP candidate from the Kharagpur Sadar Assembly constituency, Dilip Ghosh, on Monday called the India Political Action Committee (I-PAC) a "means to promote corruption" in the state following the arrest of Director Vinesh Chandel in a money laundering case.
'Na padai Na kamai, Na dawai, Na sichai': PM Modi in Jhargram alleges 'ruthless' TMC ignored tribals, must be ousted from West Bengal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Jhargram, West Bengal. He accused the ruling Trinamool Congress of neglecting tribal communities and women. Modi urged voters to support the BJP for development and to protect Bengal's heritage. He promised better electricity supply and benefits for tribal families. The upcoming elections are crucial for the state's future.
Women's quota row: UP CM Yogi Adityanath likens opposition conduct in Lok Sabha to Draupadi 'cheerharan'
Attacking opposition parties including the Congress, Samajwadi Party, TMC and DMK, Adityanath said they were "anti-women" and their speeches and actions had exposed them.
PM should first release 'blocked' central funds before professing love for Bengal: Abhishek Banerjee
TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to release Rs 2 lakh crore in central dues to West Bengal before professing love for the state. He criticized "Modi's guarantee" as "zero guarantee" and highlighted Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's commitment to her promises, contrasting it with alleged BJP inaction on development projects.
This assembly poll battle to save Bengal's identity: Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that the West Bengal assembly election is a fight to preserve the state's identity, accusing the Mamata Banerjee government of favoring "infiltrators" over native populations. He alleged the TMC aims to form a "government of infiltrators and for infiltrators," urging voters to unite for its removal.
“Syndicate raj grabbed tribal land”: Modi targets TMC in Purulia
In Purulia, a major tribal-dominated district in the State, the PM said that the the agricultural infrastructure in West Bengal is under the thumb of the TMC syndicate. He accused the ruling party of handing over control of agricultural mandis and cold storage facilities to their "syndicate" members. issued a stern warning to those involved in corruption and vowed that once the BJP forms the government, they will "uproot the syndicate."
West Bengal polls: Mamata betrayed Bengal's women by conspiring with parties like Congress, says Nitin Nabin
BJP president Nitin Nabin blamed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the Congress for the failure of the women's reservation bill. He urged voters to remove the TMC government to drive out infiltrators and ensure national security. Nabin promised good governance and a secure environment for all citizens if the BJP is voted to power.
West Bengal elections: TMC 'betrayed' women, will be punished in assembly polls, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Trinamool Congress of betraying women by blocking a bill for 33% reservation in Parliament and state assemblies. He asserted that women voters in West Bengal would punish the TMC in the upcoming assembly polls for opposing women's empowerment.
'Crocodile tears', 'election speech': Opposition's barbs at PM's address to nation
Opposition leaders have strongly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent national address. They labeled it politically motivated and a breach of democratic conventions, especially given ongoing state elections. Leaders suggested the speech should be counted as a BJP campaign expense due to its partisan nature. They argued the address lacked substance and was an attempt to deflect from government failures.
'Insult meted out to Nari Shakti will never be forgiven': Jaishankar lambasts Oppn after Constitutional Amendment Bill defeat in LS
A crucial Constitution Amendment Bill aimed at reserving one-third of seats for women in Lok Sabha and State Assemblies has been defeated. Opposition parties, including Congress, TMC, DMK, and Samajwadi Party, voted against the bill. This move has drawn strong condemnation from the ruling BJP, with leaders stating that women will not forgive this decision.
"In name of women empowerment, BJP pushing dangerous delimitation exercise": TMC
Political tensions in West Bengal are heating up ahead of the Assembly elections, as Trinamool Congress (TMC) slammed BJP over the Delimitation Bill on Friday, labelling it a "dangerous" exercise hidden behind the veil of women's empowerment to weaken Bengal's parliamentary representation.
India can't buy Iranian or Russian oil without Trump's permission, alleges Rahul Gandhi
Gandhi also claimed that the names of PM Modi, several BJP leaders and ministers have been found in the Epstein files. “The key (chabi) of the Epstein files is in Trump’s hands and he controls Modi,” Gandhi alleged.
'Hate-filled thinking' of BJP-RSS destroying Constitution: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the BJP and RSS of spreading hate and damaging the Constitution. He also alleged vote theft by the BJP. Gandhi stated that the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal has not fulfilled its job promises. He highlighted that 84 lakh youths have applied for unemployment allowance in the state.
Rahul Gandhi accuses PM Modi of 'compromised' foreign deals at Bengal rally
Rahul Gandhi, addressing a public rally in Raniganj, made strong allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP, and the RSS, claiming that India’s foreign and economic policies were being influenced through a “compromised” arrangement with the United States and alleging adverse impacts on farmers; he further accused the ruling party of promoting a “hate-driven ideology” that he said was weakening the Constitution and democracy, reiterated claims about links between PM Modi, BJP leaders, and the “Epstein files,” and alleged a nexus between Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani in political funding and governance, while also criticising the Trinamool Congress over corruption and multiple scams in West Bengal, asserting that both BJP and TMC were responsible for exploiting the people.
All candidates are Modi: PM in Siliguri rally; vows security, development in West Bengal ahead of polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought one chance to govern Bengal, promising better law and order, jobs, and safety for women. He criticized the state government for neglecting North Bengal's development and misusing central funds. Modi highlighted Siliguri's importance as a gateway to the Northeast and for national security.
'TMC govt allocated Rs 6,000 cr for Madrasas, but insufficient funds for entire North Bengal': PM Modi in Siliguri
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the All India Trinamool Congress government, alleging it prioritised Rs 6,000 crore funding for madrasas while neglecting development in North Bengal. Addressing a rally in Siliguri ahead of the West Bengal Assembly elections, he accused the state government of “appeasement politics” and claimed it failed to respond effectively during crises in the region.
PM Modi pitches 6-point 'guarantee' for West Bengal ahead of Assembly polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledges a 'double-engine government' for West Bengal post-assembly polls. He promises to remove infiltrators and ensure government employees receive Seventh Pay Commission benefits. Modi also vows to end the 'mafia raj' and 'syndicates' plaguing the state. Corrupt Trinamool workers will face punishment, and all scam-related files will be reopened.
Modi lecturing on 'nari-shakti' while BJP garlands rapists: TMC's Sagarika Ghose
Sagarika Ghose, a prominent leader from the Trinamool Congress, has taken a stand against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP, accusing them of using women's rights as a political tool rather than a serious cause. She challenged the sincerity behind Modi's declarations of 'nari-shakti', citing previous troubling statements from the Prime Minister.
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