October 7, 2026
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PM Modi appeals to voters to oust ‘nirmam’ TMC govt from West Bengal (Soban News)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday slammed the Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal for its alleged misrule and appealed to voters to oust the TMC from power in the upcoming assembly polls.
Addressing a gathering in Haldia, the backyard of Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari, Modi said that the ruling dispensation in the state was “pulling Bengal back”.
“The country is walking on the path of progress, while TMC’s ‘nirmam sarkar’ is pulling Bengal back. To usher in ‘Viksit Bengal’, it’s essential that the party is removed from power,” he claimed.
He also alleged that the “TMC cheated Bengal’s youth on two counts — destroyed the private sector and looted government posts for money”.
“Investment does not come in an atmosphere of fear, but in a climate of trust that the BJP will bring in Bengal,” Modi said at the industrial hub.
He accused the TMC of following a “religion-based reservation policy to secure its vote bank”.
“People’s huge attendance at Haldia rally despite​Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday slammed the Mamata Banerjee government in West Bengal for its alleged misrule and appealed to voters to oust the TMC from power in the upcoming assembly polls.
Addressing a gathering in Haldia, the backyard of Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari, Modi said that the ruling dispensation in the state was “pulling Bengal back”.
“The country is walking on the path of progress, while TMC’s ‘nirmam sarkar’ is pulling Bengal back. To usher in ‘Viksit Bengal’, it’s essential that the party is removed from power,” he claimed.
He also alleged that the “TMC cheated Bengal’s youth on two counts — destroyed the private sector and looted government posts for money”.
“Investment does not come in an atmosphere of fear, but in a climate of trust that the BJP will bring in Bengal,” Modi said at the industrial hub.
He accused the TMC of following a “religion-based reservation policy to secure its vote bank”.
“People’s huge attendance at Haldia rally despite ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]

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