Amit Shah Vows to Expel Infiltrators from Bengal; Attacks TMC on Corruption

• Union Home Minister Amit Shah, during his West Bengal visit, declared that a BJP government would completely stop infiltration and expel infiltrators from the state.
• Shah criticized the TMC government, alleging 15 years of fear, corruption, misgovernance, and failure to implement central welfare schemes due to "toll syndicates."
• His statement on infiltration comes amidst confusion within the Matua community regarding the SIR process, which BJP claims is necessary to remove fake voters.
• BJP's priorities for Bengal include protecting heritage, rapid development, and welfare for the poor, replicating the NDA model.
• Shah's visit is seen as crucial for the upcoming assembly elections, with BJP focusing on infiltration, corruption, and law and order.

Why It Matters: Amit Shah pledges to end infiltration and corruption in Bengal, setting the stage for BJP's election campaign.