Amit Shah Vows Two-Thirds Majority for BJP in Bengal, Slams TMC on Infiltration & Corruption

• Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a press conference in Kolkata, asserting BJP will form a government with a two-thirds majority in Bengal.
• He criticized 15 years of Trinamool Congress (TMC) rule for infiltration, corruption, misgovernance, and fear among citizens.
• Shah promised to revive Bengal's heritage, bring development, prioritize the poor, and stop infiltration with a national grid if BJP comes to power.
• He stated the upcoming elections will focus on infiltration, calling it a national security issue requiring border sealing.
• Shah attacked Mamata over women's safety, communal appeasement, opposing CAA, blaming BSF, and harming the poor due to corruption and 'tolbazi'.

Why It Matters: Amit Shah pledges BJP rule in Bengal, targeting TMC on governance failures, infiltration, and corruption.