Malay Mahata retweetledi

I am deeply touched and honoured by the presence of thousands of mothers, brothers, and sisters at our Janasabhas in Nanoor, Burwan, and Nabagram. The love that the people of Birbhum and Murshidabad have always shown for Trinamool Congress is something I carry in my heart. I am humbled, and I am grateful. But today, even as I draw strength from the people, I cannot look away from the grave threats that surround our democracy.
The Gonotontro-Birodhi forces of BJP are attempting to poison the minds of our people through hatred and communal venom, hoping to tear apart the secular, inclusive fabric that has always bound Bengal together. We have seen the deliberate insult inflicted upon India's pride, Bengal's pride, Birbhum's pride, Kobiguru Rabindranath Tagore, by these very Bangla-Birodhi forces. The people have witnessed how established electoral norms have been violated to allow rigging to unfold in open sight, before a single vote has been cast.
Our people have been made to stand in humiliating queues merely to prove their right to belong, to retain a constitutional right that was never anyone else's to take from them. I ask those very people to stand in a queue once more, on polling day, with their heads held high, and press the Joraphool symbol with conviction. I ask them to vote for Bidhan Chandra Majhi, Pratima Rajak, and Pranab Chandra Das, and to give Bohiragoto BJP the decisive response they deserve.
Bengal is our pride and our motherland. We will protect it until our last breath.
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