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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, “The West Bengal government has given open exemption to the goons. The police is only watching the spectacle. The court has to intervene in every case.” He was talking about the violence in Murshidabad. He also called the TMC government a “cruel government”.
Narendra Modi today addressed a public meeting in Alipurdar, West Bengal. In his speech, he highlighted the importance of development of West Bengal and said, “The development of West Bengal is a strong basis for the bright future of India.” Modi inaugurated the City Gas Distribution Project at Alipurduar and Cooch Behar. He said that under this scheme more than 2.5 lakh houses will be supplied gas through safe, clean and inexpensive pipelines. With this, women will get rid of the hassle of cylinders and will reach every house safely.
Tough stance against terrorism
The Prime Minister mentioned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April and supported India’s perseverance. He said, “Our army showed the strength of vermilion to the terrorists. We retaliated in such a way that Pakistan would never have imagined.”
‘Poorodaya’ Vision for Bengal
Referring to the ‘Purvodaya’ policy, Modi said that the BJP government has invested thousands of crores of rupees in West Bengal in the last decade. He pledged to make Bengal the center of knowledge and science again. He appealed, “Bengal should become a major center of ‘Make in India’, should be proud of its cultural heritage and move forward.”
TMC’s alleged scams mention
The Prime Minister attacked the TMC government over alleged scams in the education sector. He said, “These scams have put the future of hundreds of teachers in darkness. The rights of the poor have been robbed.” He also alleged that many schemes of the Center are not being implemented in the state for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and the benefits of Ayushman Bharat scheme are not reaching the people.
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India’s gas revolution
Modi said that before 2014 there were only 14 crore LPG connections in the country, but today this number has reached 31 crore. He said, “The dream of delivering gas to every house is now becoming a reality.” He said that the number of LPG distributors has also increased from 14,000 to 25,000.
Importance of Alipur Dwar
Praising the uniqueness of the region, he said, “This land is not only connected to boundaries but also with cultures. On one side there is the boundary of Bhutan, on the other side there is the border of Assam, the beauty of Jalpaiguri and the glory of Cooch Behar is found in Alipurdar.” This meeting is considered very important for the BJP’s campaign in view of the upcoming elections, where Narendra Modi has once again pledged to strengthen the BJP in West Bengal.
