Bengal: Amid the Assembly polls there is huge chaos going around in India. PM Modi and Mamata Banerjee both are busy taking our rallies and road shows in different states. Lately, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back in West Bengal attacking CM Mamata Didi at an election rally in Kanthi. PM asserting that the people of West Bengal will show the door to Trinamool Congress on May 2.

The day of counting votes will be the day when Didi will be out from ruling Bengal. Addressing the rally he continued saying “When the elections are round the corner, TMC government is saying ‘Duare Duare Sarkar’. The people of the State have understood your game. On May 2, they will show the door to the TMC." TMC has received much response on its ‘Duare Sarkar’ an outreach programme. The Prime Minister also took on the ‘bahirgata’ barb aimed towards BJP leadership by the Trinamool Congress. Modi ji further said “We are being called tourist gang in West Bengal. Every Indian is son of Bharat Mata... In the land of Gurudev, who wrote Punjab, Sindh, Gujarat Martha the Trinamool Congress is calling us outsiders. Didi you are saying you will play the game; we will serve the people. Serving the people not playing games is the BJP’s motto."

दीदी आजकल मेदिनीपुर में आकर बार-बार बहाने बना रही हैं।

दीदी उन बहनों, उन परिवारों को जवाब नहीं दे पाईं जिनको पहले अम्फान ने तबाह किया और फिर तृणमूल के टोलाबाज़ों ने लूट लिया।

यहां केंद्र सरकार ने जो राहत भेजी थी, वो 'भाइपो विंडो' में फंस गई।

- पीएम #BanglarUnnotiteBJPChai pic.twitter.com/QBL5lBLxop

— BJP (@BJP4India) March 24, 2021

Along with Modi, TMC leader Suvendu Adhikari and his father Sisir Adhikari were also present at the rally. He also said that attempts were being made to disrespect people of Nandigram. Mamata Banerjee and Suvendu are contesting elections from Nandigram seat that goes to polls on April 1. 

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