PM Modi Targets Women Voters in Singur, Unveils 'M' Factor for Bengal Victory

• PM Modi focused on the 'M' factor (mothers and sisters) in Singur, aiming to replicate Bihar's success where women voters were decisive.
• He promised tap water, curbed violence, and better education, linking these to a BJP government and criticizing TMC for obstructing central schemes.
• Modi highlighted the Sandeshkhali incident as an example of TMC's 'maha-jungle raj' and emphasized women's safety, invoking Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.
• He accused TMC of protecting infiltrators for vote bank politics, linking it to national security and resource distribution, especially in border areas.
• With 3.73 crore women voters (49% of total), PM Modi sees them as 'kingmakers' whose decisive votes can swing the Bengal elections.

Why It Matters: PM Modi's Bengal strategy centers on winning over women voters by addressing safety, welfare, and governance issues.