Modi Calls for 'Real Change' from Singur, Targets Trinamool's 'Jungle Raj'

• Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Singur, West Bengal, on Sunday.
• Modi claimed that the people of Bengal desire 'real change' and an end to 15 years of 'Jungle Raj' under the Trinamool Congress.
• He drew parallels with Bihar, stating that the BJP-led NDA ended 'Jungle Raj' there and is now ready to do the same in Bengal.
• Modi highlighted his government's recognition of Bengali as a classical language, questioning why the Trinamool, while part of Sonia Gandhi's government, did not pursue such initiatives.
• The Prime Minister expressed his affection for Bengal, stating it motivates his actions for the state.

Why It Matters: PM Modi, from Singur, urged for 'real change' in Bengal, criticizing Trinamool's 'Jungle Raj'.