PM Modi Declares End to 'Maha-Jungle Raj' in Bengal, Unveils Development Projects in Singur

• PM Modi, speaking in Singur, vowed to end 'Maha-Jungle Raj' in Bengal, similar to how 'Jungle Raj' was stopped in Bihar, criticizing the TMC government's 15-year rule.
• He highlighted significant railway infrastructure development in Bengal, including the country's first Vande Bharat sleeper train and several Amrit Bharat Express trains, emphasizing a vision for 'Developed India'.
• PM Modi accused the TMC government of obstructing central schemes like Ayushman Bharat and welfare programs for fishermen, stating that TMC is taking revenge on the people of Bengal.
• He connected Hooghly's historical significance with Vande Mataram, advocating for it as a mantra for West Bengal's development, and noted BJP's role in granting classical language status to Bengali and heritage status to Durga Puja.
• The PM detailed plans for an 'Extended Port Gate System' in Balagarh, Hooghly, and multi-modal connectivity to boost logistics, reduce traffic, and connect Bengal with Kashi, Delhi, and Tamil Nadu.

Why It Matters: PM Modi pledged to end 'Maha-Jungle Raj' in Bengal, emphasizing development, central scheme implementation, and infrastructure growth.