আজ সাংবাদিক বৈঠকে আমাদের সর্বভারতীয় সাধারণ সম্পাদক শ্রী অভিষেক বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায় নির্বাচন কমিশনের ভূমিকা ও অপরিকল্পিত SIR প্রক্রিয়া নিয়ে তীব্র উদ্বেগ প্রকাশ করলেন। তিনি স্পষ্টভাবে দেখিয়ে দিলেন—বিজেপি পরিকল্পিতভাবে বাংলার মানুষদের টার্গেট করছে।
বাংলার মানুষের ওপর এই ভীতির রাজনীতির বিরুদ্ধে তিনি শুরু করলেন এক ঐক্যবদ্ধ আন্দোলন—যতই করো হামলা, আবার জিতবে বাংলা!
Today marks the beginning of a new chapter via #Sebaashray2, driven by a powerful promise:
"Service must reach every doorstep" and that dignity, care, and well-being belong to every citizen, without exception.
And on Day 1, we saw that promise come alive in the most tangible ways:
🚑 27 health camps brought care closer to the people
🔬 1,577 diagnostic tests ensured early detection and timely action
💊 1,407 individuals received essential medicines at no cost
🏥 2,703 people visited our camps, each receiving guidance and support
🏥 93 patients were referred for advanced treatment
Each number represents a life touched, a worry eased, a family supported. It reflects the dedication of our doctors, nurses, volunteers, and every frontline worker who make Sebaashray not just a program, but a movement of compassion.
Together, we are building a Diamond Harbour where healthcare is accessible, dependable, and dignified, not a privilege for a few, but a right for all.
The death toll keeps mounting. Another BLO appointed and engaged by the @ECISVEEP has taken his own life under the inhuman pressure of a HURRIED, CHAOTIC and POLITICALLY-MOTIVATED SIR process. Shri Haradhan Mondal of 249 Ranibandh AC, Part No. 206, died by suicide. In his suicide note, he explicitly held inhuman nature of the task responsible for his decision.
Over 50 lives have already been lost to panic, anxiety, exhaustion and fear engineered by a voter-cleansing operation designed for BJP’s electoral gain.
What should have been a methodical process has instead been bulldozed through by a pliant, complicit Election Commission, bending its spine to serve the political arithmetic of ONE PARTY and the ego of ONE MAN.
And as for the BJP, if people drop dead from fatigue, despair or terror, it is an acceptable collateral cost, a convenient footnote in their power play.
History is watching. Bengal will not forgive and Bengal will not forget.
At every camp, Sebaashray turns governance into presence.
On Day 24 of #Sebaashray2 in Bishnupur, that presence was neither symbolic nor episodic, it was deliberate, organised, and grounded in follow-through.
The camp reflected a model of public service where healthcare is delivered not as a distant assurance, but as a lived reality, shaped around the needs of people rather than the convenience of systems. By placing medical support within reach, the initiative reduced those barriers quietly, without spectacle, but with tangible impact.
Bishnupur’s Day 24 reaffirmed what Sebaashray has consistently demonstrated across locations: effective governance is not measured by announcements, but by repetition; not by intent, but by reliability. When service becomes predictable, trust follows and that trust is the most enduring outcome of all.
On the auspicious occasion of the Prakash Purab of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, we bow our heads in reverence to the eternal light of a leader whose life redefined courage, justice and human dignity.
The tenth Sikh Guru was not only a spiritual beacon but also a visionary statesman who stood against tyranny, inequality and oppression. Through the creation of the Khalsa Panth, he ignited a movement rooted in self-respect, fearlessness and the defense of the vulnerable.
May the light of Dhan Dhan Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji inspire us to lead with integrity, serve with humility, and defend the oppressed with resolve.
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.
In a political climate obsessed with spectacle, Sebaashray chooses a quieter triumph: healing without fanfare.
On Day 25 of Sebaashray 2 in Bishnupur, the camp ran with measured focus, ensuring that every interaction mattered.
🔍 2,093 diagnostic tests were conducted to detect health concerns promptly and accurately.
💊 2,057 free medicines were distributed to keep treatment continuous and uninterrupted.
🩺 4,107 medical consultations guided residents with clear, actionable advice for their health.
🏥 20 referrals connected serious cases seamlessly to specialised care as needed.
The calm, organised nature of the camp allowed residents to access services without confusion or delay. Sebaashray demonstrated once again that impactful governance does not need spectacle, it thrives in consistency, careful coordination, and attention to those who need it most.
A poor chicken patty seller is beaten, humiliated, and targeted for daring to exist outside BJP’s food fascism. This is where the party’s politics has landed: policing plates, livelihoods, and identities with mob violence.
Consumed by a rabid hunger for power, @BJP4India has turned religion into a racket and hatred into an electoral strategy. Unable to understand Bengal’s history, culture, or conscience, it knows only one method of control: divide, intimidate, and dominate.
Bengal’s soil, however, is built on coexistence, not coercion. Here, faith has always lived alongside freedom, never under threat. And it is precisely this Bengal that the Bangla-birodhi zamindars of the BJP despise.
This is not their land to dominate.
This is not their culture to hijack.
This is Bengal and Bengal will resist.
After the resounding success of our first edition, we have now launched #Sebaashray2, a renewed commitment to bring healthcare to every doorstep, every community, and every individual who needs it most.
This mission is guided by a single, unwavering principle: service above self, citizens above politics. Every interaction, every dose of medicine, every step taken to connect someone to specialist care is a pledge that governance can be empathetic, forward-looking, and inseparable from the lived realities of the people.
With Sebaashray 2, we are not just delivering healthcare; we are reshaping how care reaches the citizen, building a model that is replicable, sustainable, and driven by humanity at its core.
Over the past fourteen and a half years, Bengal has travelled a long and determined path shaped by the trust of our people and the conviction that development must reach every household, every neighbourhood, every region, and every corner of our state. Today, as we launch Unnayoner Panchali, we are presenting the collective journey of a people who chose progress over prejudice, humanity over hostility, and unity over divisiveness.
This report card reflects a model of development rooted in social security, women empowerment, economic growth, and transparent delivery of public services. From expanding access to health and education, to strengthening rural livelihoods, to creating new opportunities for the youth, each initiative represents a clear, consistent intent that Bengal’s progress must be broad-based, equitable and sustainable.
Our State Government has always believed that public welfare cannot be compromised by political expediency. Despite the Centre withholding Bengal’s dues out of sheer vindictiveness, we have ensured that people’s rights and entitlements are protected. Whether through Lakshmir Bhandar, Kanyashree, Swasthya Sathi, Khadyasathi, Krishak Bandhu, Duare Sarkar, Karmashree, Banglar Bari, or the countless other schemes, our priority has remained to safeguard the future of our people and strengthen the foundation of this state.
Rooted in Bengal’s soil, language, and cultural consciousness, the Panchali form has always carried our shared memory and heritage. In this modern Panchali, every verse echoes the transformative journey of our Maa, Mati, Manush. I convey my heartfelt gratitude to Smt. Iman Chakraborty for her soulful rendition. As we look ahead, we do so with confidence and clarity. We have laid a strong foundation. We have shown what people-centric governance can achieve.
To the people of Bengal, I express my deepest gratitude. Your blessings and affection have been our greatest strength and the driving force behind every step of progress. Together, we will continue to write new chapters of growth, equality and hope that reverberate for decades to come.
Over the past fourteen and a half years, Bengal has travelled a long and determined path shaped by the trust of our people and the conviction that development must reach every household, every neighbourhood, every region, and every corner of our state. Today, as we launch Unnayoner Panchali, we are presenting the collective journey of a people who chose progress over prejudice, humanity over hostility, and unity over divisiveness.
This report card reflects a model of development rooted in social security, women empowerment, economic growth, and transparent delivery of public services. From expanding access to health and education, to strengthening rural livelihoods, to creating new opportunities for the youth, each initiative represents a clear, consistent intent that Bengal’s progress must be broad-based, equitable and sustainable.
Our State Government has always believed that public welfare cannot be compromised by political expediency. Despite the Centre withholding Bengal’s dues out of sheer vindictiveness, we have ensured that people’s rights and entitlements are protected. Whether through Lakshmir Bhandar, Kanyashree, Swasthya Sathi, Khadyasathi, Krishak Bandhu, Duare Sarkar, Karmashree, Banglar Bari, or the countless other schemes, our priority has remained to safeguard the future of our people and strengthen the foundation of this state.
Rooted in Bengal’s soil, language, and cultural consciousness, the Panchali form has always carried our shared memory and heritage. In this modern Panchali, every verse echoes the transformative journey of our Maa, Mati, Manush. I convey my heartfelt gratitude to Smt. Iman Chakraborty for her soulful rendition. As we look ahead, we do so with confidence and clarity. We have laid a strong foundation. We have shown what people-centric governance can achieve.
To the people of Bengal, I express my deepest gratitude. Your blessings and affection have been our greatest strength and the driving force behind every step of progress. Together, we will continue to write new chapters of growth, equality and hope that reverberate for decades to come.
Today, I had the privilege of visiting the temple of Boro Maa in Naihati, a sanctum where centuries of faith find their living expression. The grandeur, the rhythmic chants of devotees, and the overpowering spiritual aura created an experience that was both humbling and transformative.
Standing before one of the most resplendent idols of Ma Kali, I was reminded of the eternal power of faith that guides and protects us in moments of trial and triumph alike. As I offered my prayers and interacted with the devotees, I felt an overwhelming sense of unity, the shared belief that Ma watches over every heart that seeks her with sincerity.
May Boro Maa continue to bless every devotee with peace, prosperity, and courage to overcome all challenges.
I extend my heartfelt wishes to everyone celebrating Chhath Puja, a festival that celebrates faith, purity and the eternal bond between humankind and nature.
As devotees offer arghya to the setting and rising Sun, we are reminded of the timeless values of gratitude, discipline, and devotion that define this festival.
Across Bengal and beyond, the spirit of Chhath unites people in prayer and hope, reaffirming our shared belief that light will always triumph over darkness. May Chhathi Maiya bless every home with good health, happiness and abundance.
Another crushing defeat for the BOHIRAGOTO BANGLA-BIRODHI ZAMINDARS.
The Hon’ble Supreme Court today dismissed the Central Government’s plea challenging the Calcutta High Court’s order directing the resumption of MGNREGA in Bengal. This is a HISTORIC VICTORY for the people of Bengal, who refused to bow down before Delhi’s ARROGANCE and INJUSTICE.
When they failed to defeat us politically, BJP weaponised deprivation. They imposed an ECONOMIC BLOCKADE on Bengal, snatching away the wages of the poor and punishing the people for standing by Maa, Mati, Manush. But Bengal does not yield. We promised to fight for every rightful rupee, every honest worker, every silenced voice.
Today’s verdict is a democratic slap on the face of those who believed Bengal could be bullied, coerced, or silenced. BJP’s arrogance has met its reckoning. They seek power without accountability. They take from Bengal, yet refuse to return her dues. But now, they've been defeated in PEOPLE'S VOTE, and in the SUPREME COURT.
As I’ve said before, and I will say again: চলবে না অন্যায়, টিকবে না ফন্দি, জনগণের আদালতে হতে হবে বন্দি! জয় বাংলা 💪🏻
I condemn the attack today on the Chief Justice of India Justice B R Gavai ji in the Supreme Court premises. This has been a most outrageous thing and effectively an assault on the Constitution of India.
I personally respect Justice Gavai and send him my regards from the flood-hit North Bengal where I am camping now.
Jai Hind!
When the people of Bengal are in distress, I feel their suffering as my own. The recent heavy rainfall and landslides have caused severe flooding across North Bengal, leading to the tragic loss of lives, livelihoods, and property. Dhupguri, Nagrakata, large parts of Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar, as well as Matigara, Jorebunglow Sukhiapokhri, Mirik, and other areas of Darjeeling and Kalimpong, are among the worst affected.
Today, I visited Hasimara and Nagrakata, meeting families and locals, assessing their needs, and assuring them of the full support and cooperation of the State Government. Our Chief Secretary and Director General of Police are on the front lines, personally monitoring the situation, while senior leaders, volunteers, and the State Disaster Management Force continue to carry out rescue and relief operations on a war footing.
We have arranged buses to evacuate stranded tourists, opened community kitchens and relief camps to provide food and shelter, and announced compensation of Rs. 5 lakhs and a Home Guard position for the families of those who have lost their lives. Tea garden workers who have suffered losses will also receive compensation from the State Government in the coming days.
I have repeatedly urged the Centre to constitute an Indo-Bhutan River Commission, but there has been no response. In addition, the lack of proper dredging and desiltation, and unilateral water releases from DVC-controlled dams have compounded the situation, resulting in avoidable tragedies.
But in times of crisis, politics must never take precedence over people’s lives. The State Government remains committed to standing shoulder to shoulder with those affected. I urge everyone to maintain faith, remain calm, and not fall prey to provocations. Compassion, empathy, and humanity must guide us all.
It is unfortunate and deeply concerning that the Prime Minister of India has chosen to politicise a natural disaster without waiting for a proper investigation, especially while people in North Bengal are grappling with the aftermath of devastating floods and landslides.
When the entire local administration and police is engrossed in relief and rescue operations, the BJP leaders chose to go to the affected areas with a large convoy of cars and under security cover of the central forces and that too without any information to local police and administration. How can the state administration , local police or the TMC be blamed for the incident ?
The PM has blamed the TMC and the West Bengal Government outright without a shred of verified evidence, legal inquiry, or administrative report. This is not just a political low, it is a breach of the constitutional ethos the Prime Minister has sworn to uphold. In any democracy, the law must take its own course, and only due process can determine culpability - not a tweet from a political pulpit.
The incident occurred in a constituency where the people themselves have elected a BJP MLA. Yet the Prime Minister sees no contradiction in painting the incident as a reflection of TMC’s so-called “strongmanship.” Such sweeping, unsubstantiated generalisations are not only immature, but also, they are unbecoming of the highest office in the land.
Coming from a Prime Minister who visited Manipur only 964 days after it was engulfed in ethnic violence, the sudden concern for Bengal appears less like empathy and more like opportunistic political theatre.
Yes, we all condemn violence, unequivocally. But this is not the time for partisan chest-thumping. This is a time to help and heal.
It’s also evident that BJP is resorting to the tired North Bengal vs South Bengal narrative, hoping to polarise people ahead of elections. Let us be clear: Bengal is one - emotionally, culturally, and politically.
I urge the Prime Minister: Listen to the elected state government, not just your party colleagues. You are the Prime Minister of India, not just of BJP. Your responsibility lies in nation-building, not narrative-building.
At this critical hour, let us not deepen divides. Let us stand united beyond party lines, to serve the people who need us the most. Let’s leave politics for another day.
It is with deep anguish that I learn of the devastation caused by incessant rainfall and landslides in Darjeeling, Kalimpong and parts of Jalpaiguri, leading to tragic loss of lives. Mirik, Jorebunglow Sukhiapokhri and Falakata have borne the heaviest brunt of this calamity.
My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. Relief and rescue efforts are underway, with the State Disaster Management Department, the Darjeeling district administration and local volunteers working tirelessly on the ground.
To everyone affected, please know that you are not alone in this difficult time. I appeal to every @AITCofficial volunteer to reach out, support and assist the affected with compassion and commitment. With collective resolve and Maa Durga’s blessings, we will overcome this adversity, together.
Shri @abhishekaitc met with leaders and Party workers extending warm greetings of Bijoya Dashami.
He shared moments of camaraderie and reaffirmed the spirit of unity, collective resolve, and dedication towards serving the people.