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PM Modi calls for a Viksit Bengal at Durgapur rally!

Published By : Admin | July 18, 2025 | 16:58 IST
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In a stirring address to an enthusiastic crowd in Durgapur, West Bengal, PM Modi reignited the dream of a Viksit Bengal and assured the people that change is not just possible but inevitable. From invoking Bengal’s proud industrial and cultural legacy to exposing TMC’s failures, PM Modi presented a clear roadmap for restoring the state’s glory and integrating it into the journey of Viksit Bharat. He reaffirmed his unwavering commitment with a resounding assurance: “Viksit Bangla, Modi ki Guarantee!”

PM Modi paid tribute to Bengal’s visionary leaders like Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee, Dr. B.C. Roy, Dwarkanath Tagore, and Sir Biren Mukherjee, who once made the state the industrial heart of India. “Durgapur, Asansol, Bardhaman once drove India’s industrial growth, but under TMC, industries are shutting down, and youth are forced to migrate for jobs,” he said. He pledged that with a BJP government, Bengal can once again become one of India’s top industrial states.

Exposing how TMC’s violence, corruption, and syndicate raj have created an anti-investment environment, PM Modi declared, “TMC’s goonda tax and mafias drive investors away and deprive the youth of opportunities. The day TMC’s wall of obstruction falls, Bengal will soar on the wings of development.” He urged voters to “TMC hatao, Bangla bachao” to ensure security for people and businesses alike.

PM Modi sharply criticised the TMC’s systemic fraud and corruption in education and jobs, which have ruined the careers of thousands. “From the teacher recruitment scam to the growing insecurity for daughters even in hospitals and colleges, TMC has betrayed Bengal’s youth,” he said, citing the recent incidents of atrocities against young women and how TMC leaders shield the guilty.

Emphasising BJP’s deep roots in Bengal’s soil, PM Modi assured that BJP stands for preserving Bengali culture, pride, and identity. He slammed TMC’s appeasement politics and support for infiltrators, calling it a grave threat to Bengal’s culture and India’s security.

PM Modi highlighted how TMC blocks central schemes and stalls development projects funded by thousands of crores from Delhi. From PM Awas Yojana, Ayushman Bharat, to Har Ghar Jal, he listed schemes that TMC has deliberately denied to the poor and tribal communities. “BJP’s double-engine government will ensure that every family in Bengal benefits from these welfare schemes — this is Modi ki Guarantee,” he reiterated.

PM Modi also reminded the people that it was the BJP government that honoured Bengali pride by granting Bangla the status of a Classical Language — a fitting tribute to literary legends like Bishnu Dey.

In his concluding appeal, PM Modi urged the people of Durgapur and West Bengal to give the BJP a chance to form a government that is honest, efficient, and strong. “Viksit Bangla, Modi ki Guarantee. Viksit Bangla, BJP-r Shankalpo!” he declared to thunderous applause.

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