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BJP has perfected the dirty art of voter roll tampering. They did the warm-up in Delhi and Maharashtra. Now they are playing the real match in Bengal. In Maharashtra, 43,84,814 voters were added in 5 years, and another 40,81,229 were added in just 5 months. In Delhi: 4,16,648 voters were added in 4 years, and another 3,99,362 were added in just 7 months. I had warned then that the real rigging is not in EVMs, it’s in the electoral rolls. Bengal is now witnessing exactly that. This video clearly shows cartons filled with fraudulent Form 6 applications being openly submitted at the Chief Electoral Officer’s office, and stacked on the third floor raising serious concerns about an attempt to illegally bring in voters from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh into Bengal’s electoral rolls. And it is shocking how the @ECISVEEP has rolled over and allowed this conspiracy. Nowhere in the Election Commission’s rules is bulk submission of Form 6 permitted. The limit is clearly capped at 50 applications per individual. Yet here, thousands of forms are being submitted by just a handful of people- something that is not only a blatant violation of the rules but also strikes at the very foundation of a free and fair electoral process. We call ourselves the world’s largest democracy, yet the very custodian of our democratic rights is actively facilitating its sabotage. When BJP shouted “Paltano Dorkar”, they actually meant “VOTER ROLLS PALTANO DORKAR”. When they screamed “Poriborton”, they meant a DEMOGRAPHIC PORIBORTON, replacing Bengal’s own electorate with voters brought in from BJP-ruled states.

DGP and Chief Secretary of West Bengal were transferred and replaced. Sunday, 267 officials were removed from election duty, including 170 police officers and 83 BDOs. Yesterday, 4 IAS officers were removed from the Chief Electoral Officer’s office. Now, TMC is moving court against these large-scale transfers. And that’s not all while this clean-up was underway, 30,000 Form C submissions sent by BJP were accepted in one go, despite a limit of just 50. BJP's hitman Gyanesh Kumar is trying every trick to make his master's happy.

Ground reality is very different from what is being claimed. People are struggling, waiting, and protesting just to get basic necessities like gas cylinders, while the BJP government says there is no shortage. If everything is fine, then why are common people forced to lie on the streets in protest? This is not just about gas cylinders, it’s about accountability, truth, and the everyday struggles of citizens being ignored.

In Bengal, the Election Commission seems to have taken on the responsibility of ensuring BJP’s victory.

BJP leaders are openly threatening to shut down meat shops — deciding what people should eat and how businesses should run. This is not governance, this is control. If BJP comes to power in Bengal, the same model will be imposed here. Today it’s happening elsewhere, tomorrow it will reach Bengal — and the first attack will be on your plate, your food, your freedom. Bengal has always stood for choice, culture, and coexistence. We don’t need anyone to dictate our lifestyle.

This is what BJP’s politics looks like on the ground. From threatening shops to attacking livelihoods, BJP workers are targeting people over food choices. Non-veg sellers and ordinary people are being harassed just because of what they eat or sell. This is not governance. This is control over people’s lives. If BJP comes to power in Bengal, this same politics will be imposed here where your food, your business, and your freedom will be dictated. Bengal has always stood for freedom of choice, culture, and coexistence. We will not let anyone decide what Bengalis should eat.

Bags full of thousands of fraudulent Form 6 applications being brought into the Election Commission office and we’re supposed to believe everything is fair? This isn’t just irregularity, this raises serious questions about the integrity of the entire voter process. When such incidents come to light, people deserve answers, not silence. Democracy works on trust and moments like these shake that trust deeply.

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TMC has a history of INSULTING icons of Bengal. In one go, it has attacked Michael Madhusudhan Dutt and called his direct descendant, also a National HERO from Kolkata, a BOHIRAGOTO. It is so misogynistic that it doesnt consider MATERNAL roots as worthy of being parental lineage.

Shameful and inhuman. This is the reality of BJP rule — where dignity is crushed and the weakest are targeted. A tribal youth being treated like this is not just an incident, it reflects the kind of mindset BJP politics brings. If this is what happens in BJP-ruled states, Bengal must stay alert. This is not the future Bengal stands for. Bengal believes in respect, equality, and humanity — not fear and humiliation. If BJP comes to power, this is the kind of politics they will try to bring here too.

This is the reality BJP doesn’t want you to see. Bengali vendors even Hindu Bengalis are being threatened and harassed near Kali Temple in CR Park, Delhi. So much for BJP’s so-called protection of culture and religion. The truth is clear: BJP’s politics is not about protecting people, it’s about control, intimidation, and selective targeting. Today it’s happening in Delhi. Tomorrow, if BJP comes to power, Bengal could face the same attacks on its people, culture, and livelihood. Bengal will not accept this hypocrisy.

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This is what BJP rule looks like. In BJP-ruled states, their leaders are threatening meat shop owners, forcing closures on specific days like Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. This isn’t governance this is control over people’s lives and livelihoods. They are trying to decide what people should eat, how businesses should run, and how society should function. Today it’s happening there, tomorrow they will try the same in Bengal. If BJP comes to power in Bengal, their first attack will be on your plate, your food, your freedom, your identity.

What we are witnessing right now is deeply concerning. Questions are being raised about the integrity of the voter process in Bengal, and people deserve clear answers. There are growing concerns about large numbers of new voter applications being submitted in unusual patterns. These are not just routine additions , reports from multiple districts suggest something much bigger may be happening. Many of these entries are being questioned, with doubts over whether all applicants have a genuine connection to Bengal. The visuals only make it more serious. Thousands of forms being processed together raise important questions about scale, intent, and transparency. This is not something to ignore. Bengal has always valued free and fair elections, and any doubt around that must be addressed openly. People have the right to know what is happening to their vote. This is not just politics this is about protecting democracy, identity, and the voice of every citizen. This is the kind of “Pariborton” BJP is trying to bring to Bengal. The Election Commission must answer.

If BJP comes to power, this is exactly what Bengal can expect. From forcing non-veg shops to shut down to interfering in people’s daily lives this is not governance, this is control. What people eat is their personal choice, not something any party should dictate. Bengal has always stood for freedom, culture, and diversity. But BJP’s politics is about imposing restrictions, creating fear, and changing the way people live. Today it’s happening in Uttar Pradesh. Tomorrow, it could be Bengal. This is not just about food. This is about freedom, identity, and the right to live without interference.

Not promises, but performance. Not words, but work. The people of Bengal know who stood beside them in every situation and that’s why they believe Mamata Banerjee will return as CM for the fourth time.

From every corner of Bengal, one message echoes, TMC has delivered, and Didi has always been there when people needed her the most. This bond of trust is unbreakable, and it’s leading Mamata Banerjee towards a fourth term.

BJP should stop assuming that Bengalis are foolish. We know our rights, and we know how to protect our land, our culture, our language, and our heritage. We don’t need outsiders to decide our future—we are more than capable of shaping it ourselves.