TRINAMOOL CONGRESS CORRUPTION
Rajnath Singh promises ‘Durga Squad’ for women’s safety in Bengal if BJP wins
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced a 'Durga Squad' for women's safety if the Bharatiya Janata Party wins in West Bengal. He promised strict action against those troubling women and assured the rule of law. Singh stated the election is about fear versus trust and development versus corruption. He predicted a BJP victory and the end of darkness on May 4.
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.
“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."
Housing dreams falter in West Bengal amid corruption, land crunch
Eligible families in Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal, are denied housing benefits. Decades of occupancy on railway land disqualify them from the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Allegations of political nepotism and renaming of the scheme by the ruling TMC persist. Residents fear repercussions for speaking out. This situation highlights a gap between policy promises and grassroots execution.
'BJP plan is to bring NIA, detonate bomb, blame someone:' Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of attempt to frame youth in West Bengal
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, while addressing a gathering, said, "Their (BJP) plan is to bring in the NIA, detonate the bomb, and then blame it on someone else. They'll bring in some people from outside, accuse you, and arrest the boys tomorrow. It's just a matter of a few days. Be patient, just register your name, and don't get into any trouble. I'm appealing to you; they'll steal votes by creating trouble. If necessary, you should monitor them even at night..."
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Aroop Biswas under pressure as Tollygunj simmers over jobs, deleted votes, Tollywood control
Kolkata’s Tollygunj—long a stronghold of Aroop Biswas—is witnessing rare political churn ahead of the 2026 polls, with voter anger building over job losses, deletion of over 43,000 names from electoral rolls, and allegations of entrenched local and industry-level control by the Biswas brothers. A triangular contest involving the TMC, BJP and CPI(M) has turned the seat into a high-stakes battle, testing whether one of the Trinamool Congress’s last urban bastions can hold amid rising discontent and shifting voter dynamics.
BJP, RSS destroying Constitution, alleges Rahul
Rahul Gandhi accused the Bharatiya Janata Party and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of weakening the Constitution and democracy through their ideology, while also criticising the All India Trinamool Congress over corruption and unmet job promises in West Bengal.
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.
TMC demands immediate release of I-PAC co-founder Vinesh Chandel
The Trinamool Congress has demanded the immediate release of Vinesh Chandel, a co-founder of I-PAC. Chandel was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a money-laundering case. The party described the arrest, just days before the West Bengal elections, as electoral sabotage.
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.
Bengal polls: After ED arrest of I-PAC co-founder, Abhishek Banerjee flags ‘level playing field’ concern
Following the Enforcement Directorate arrest of I-PAC co-founder Vinesh Chandel just days before the Bengal Assembly elections, Abhishek Banerjee alleged that the move has undermined the level playing field and raised concerns over the fairness of the electoral process. He accused central agencies of acting with political bias and targeting opposition-linked individuals at a sensitive time.
19 states, Centre have come together to counter me, I am fighting alone for common people: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee stated 19 states and the Centre are opposing her. She asserted she is fighting for the common people. Banerjee predicted the Trinamool Congress will win over 226 seats in the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections. She also alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' influences young minds.
West Bengal elections 2026: Modi promises women’s quota, police reforms, UCC push
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised 33% reservation for women in government jobs and stronger safety measures in West Bengal. Home Minister Amit Shah stated a 'son of the soil' will be Chief Minister. Both leaders reiterated the BJP's commitment to implementing the Uniform Civil Code. The party also pledged to investigate alleged corruption and post-poll violence.
Mamata Banerjee's sole objective is to make her nephew next Bengal CM: Amit Shah at Bengal poll rally
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has criticized West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. He accused her of promoting dynastic politics and focusing on her nephew's rise to power. Shah contrasted this with the BJP's agenda of job creation and welfare. He also addressed issues like corruption and women's safety.
Women, youth, scheme beneficiaries: TMC, BJP battle to woo same set of voters through poll promises in West Bengal
West Bengal's upcoming elections see TMC and BJP vying for women, youth, and welfare recipients. The TMC focuses on its established social coalition, while the BJP aims to break it with financial aid and identity politics. The Left and Congress seek relevance through job promises. Manifestos reveal strategic appeals to specific voter groups, shaping the electoral landscape.
"Full account of 15 years," PM Modi vows "white paper" on TMC corruption, Rs 3,000 monthly aid for women
West Bengal elections 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged a strong legal response to alleged corruption by the Trinamool Congress syndicate. He announced a BJP government would release a white paper detailing 15 years of alleged TMC misrule. Modi also promised financial benefits for women and assured that existing schemes would continue. He expressed confidence in a significant BJP victory in West Bengal.
West Bengal Elections: 'Parivartan' will come to Bengal after May 4, PM Modi says
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated West Bengal shows immense public enthusiasm. He believes the Trinamool Congress is panicking and intimidating people regarding welfare schemes. Modi asserted that the BJP will end corruption and misrule in Bengal. He cited past election results where heavy polling and women's participation led to NDA victories.
Clash of titans in Bhabanipur: Will Suvendu Adhikari repeat Nandigram amid Mamata Banerjee's 'Bangla Birodhi' pitch against BJP?
Bhabanipur constituency is set for a major political contest. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee faces Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari. Both leaders are campaigning intensely. Banerjee highlights welfare schemes and her connection to the area. Adhikari focuses on national issues and criticizes the state government. The election outcome will be decided on May 4.
West Bengal election manifesto: Rs 1,500 vs Rs 3,000 jobless benefit, 7th Pay Commission, how BJP plans to unseat TMC, Didi
The BJP has released its manifesto for the West Bengal Assembly polls, targeting women and youth voters with key promises. The Trinamool Congress has also detailed its electoral pledges. Elections are scheduled for April 23 and April 29. The BJP's manifesto includes financial aid for women and unemployed youth, and the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission.
BJP Bengal manifesto: Amit Shah vows to implement Uniform Civil Code within 6 months
West Bengal BJP manifesto: The Bharatiya Janata Party has pledged to implement the Uniform Civil Code in West Bengal within six months of forming government. Home Minister Amit Shah presented the party's manifesto, highlighting promises of secure borders and zero tolerance towards infiltration.
BJP brought people from outside for Assam polls as it was not confident of win: Mamata
West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has raised alarm bells, alleging that the BJP has brought in external operatives for the Assam elections. She denounced the current government's influence, suggesting that impartiality is a thing of the past.
BJP West Bengal election manifesto: Saffron party promises to ‘probe and jail’ corrupt leaders of TMC
The Bharatiya Janata Party has unveiled its election manifesto for West Bengal, vowing to delve deep into the suspected corruption that marked the Trinamool Congress's 15-year rule. With a vision for a progressive Bengal, the party promises to pivot away from current governance, focusing on new opportunities and growth for its citizens.
Amit Shah to release BJP's West Bengal manifesto in Kolkata on Friday
Union Home Minister Amit Shah released the Bharatiya Janata Party's West Bengal manifesto, 'Sankalp Patra'. The manifesto outlines promises for women, healthcare, education, and industrial growth. The BJP aims to address citizen needs and bring change to the state. Polling for the assembly elections will occur in April, with results expected in May.
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.
West Bengal elections: Even in 100 years, TMC cannot absolve itself of sins it committed against youth, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a strong attack on the Trinamool Congress, accusing them of failing Bengal's youth and hindering the state's development. He expressed confidence in the BJP's victory, drawing parallels to the 2021 Nandigram election and predicting a similar outcome across West Bengal.
West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026: Congress manifesto promises free education, Rs 10 lakh health cover for all families
The Indian National Congress has launched a welfare-centric manifesto for the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections. The party aims to present itself as a third option against the dominant Trinamool Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party. Promises include free education, monthly financial aid for women, and support for farmers.
Kolkata: BJP's Indranil Khan files complaint over alleged vandalism of Behala Paschim office by TMC workers
Tensions escalated in Behala Paschim as BJP candidate Indranil Khan accused TMC workers of vandalizing their election office, alleging police inaction. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi warned the TMC of accountability for their "sins" after the May 4th results, promising development and the expulsion of infiltrators under a BJP government.
BJP announces fifth list of candidates ahead of West Bengal Assembly elections
The Bharatiya Janata Party has announced its fifth list of candidates for the West Bengal Assembly elections. Several candidate changes have also been made. Campaigning is intensifying ahead of the upcoming polls. Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a rally, criticizing the Trinamool Congress and advocating for a BJP government. The elections are set to be a high-stakes contest.
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