#Update 10.45 from @AITCofficial
*12 hour @dir_ed raid at TMC party office in Delhi which is @MdNadimulHaque6 official residence in Delhi.
*Actually finished all in two hours by 1 pm
*Then sat for ten hours âawaiting instructionsâ after that and left after 10 pm.
*Found nothing. Big ZEROđ
*Took an old phone, old I pad and some irrelevant hard discs with electoral roll (public) data
Vicious political vendetta
Manikchak @BJP4Bengal candidate Gour Chandra Mandal was leading a Ram Navami rally when a chaddi climbed onto the statue of Subhas Chandra Bose - with shoes on!
He removed the national flag from Netajiâs hand & replaced it with a saffron flag with chants of âJai Shri Ramâ.
How can any Bengali with a shred of self-respect support this party?
Tarakeswar BJP candidate @Santu_republic: Nothing happens with âš1,500.
Woman: Then why donât you give us âš15 lakh? That will help me run my family.
Hello @narendramodi ji - looks like the people of Bengal havenât forgotten your ââš15 lakh in bank accountâ jumla!
This is precisely why judicial authority was diluted and the Chief Justice of India was removed from the CEC selection panel. If this trajectory continues, it wonât be long before Supreme Court judgments appear politically stamped.
Those sworn to protect the Constitution are now chipping away at its very foundations to serve narrow political ends. A BETRAYAL OF BOTH DUTY AND DEMOCRACY.
What a troubling decline for our institutions!
If this is the âPARIVARTANâ BJP promises Bengal- abuse, vulgarity and attacks on our Chief Minister- then Bengal rejects it outright. Insulting her is an insult to every Bengali and every woman of this state.
A minion from Uttar Pradesh using such language and facing no consequences exposes BJPâs true character. This is their âDOUBLE ENGINEâ model.
Will the @ECISVEEP , @PMOIndia , @HMOIndia@CMOfficeUP act?
BENGAL is watching and the ANSWER will come loud and clear on 4th May!
Inside TMCâs #WestBengalElections digital machine: WhatsApp networks, reels, army of influencers and a âlove for Bengal versus the conquest of Banglaâ narrative to take on BJP https://t.co/F0o2Ru2Yoy
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Sebaashray 2 was never conceived as a momentary intervention, but as a continuing promise that care, dignity, and access to healthcare will not end when camps conclude. Nearly two months on, that promise stands fulfilled yet again.
An elderly citizen from Diamond Harbour has regained clear vision after a free cataract surgery at Renuka Eye Institute, while Saifuddin Jamader, referred from the Budge Budge camp, has successfully undergone a complex retinal procedure. These are not merely medical outcomes; they are restored independence, renewed confidence, and lives reclaimed from uncertainty.
Moments like these reaffirm why Sebaashray exists. To ensure that quality healthcare is not determined by income, geography, or circumstance, but delivered as a right with compassion and respect. The relief and joy on their faces remain our greatest motivation, and our strongest resolve to carry this mission forward.