UP Deputy CM Slams TMC Over SIR: 'Goons Excluded, BJP Seeks No Gain'

• Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya made strong remarks on West Bengal's political situation regarding SIR.
• He alleged TMC is agitated because 'goons' and infiltrators are being excluded from the SIR process, but BJP seeks no political gain.
• Maurya stated the Election Commission's guidelines are universal, and opposition parties can also fill Form 6.
• He criticized TMC's law and order, calling it 'jungle raj,' comparing it to past RJD and SP rule.
• Maurya defended the 'bulldozer policy' against infiltrators and mafias, claiming BJP believes in 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas'.

Key Question Answered

What changes could West Bengal see next?

West Bengal could see a closer electoral contest in 2026, with the BJP emerging as the principal opposition and challenging the TMC's long-standing dominance.