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कट्टर हिंदू #ProudSanghi

[chowkidar neeraj mulchandani @nkfuture96]

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[chowkidar neeraj mulchandani @nkfuture96]

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[🌧️ RAIN @bridrizzle95]

So perfectly done. Sums up the emotions of Bengal and Bengalis♥️

The surprisingly wonderful journey of BJP🪷 has made in the last few decades is unimaginable ..

Dear Bengal, Rise like a phoenix this time 🔥

[The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️) @Indian_Analyzer]

Remember when BJP leaders were mocked, interrupted & treated like OUTSIDERS in national politics?

Yogi spoke, Lalu shouted over him.
🗣️: "E Sadhu, Go and bell the ring in a temple. This isn't your job"😳

That old ecosystem thought BJP was temporary.

Today?
Lalu’s influence has shrunk.
Mulayam’s legacy has faded.

And by 11 AM, BJP will even have its own Chief Minister in Bengal.

Politics writes brutal endings.

[Siddharth's Echelon @SiddharthKG7]

He is a dedicated worker of BJP.
He never changed his party.
He went to J&K with Shri Shyama Prasad ji and his leader lost his life there.

Those eyes saw division of Bengal. Those ears heard news of Netaji’s plane crash.

He saw Congress Govt there in his state. Then he saw Naxalism. He saw Communist takeover of Bengal & one of the longest rule of Communists anywhere in world. He saw Emergency.

He saw his land getting deindustrialised and his Kolkata losing on development bit by bit. He saw TMC rule. He saw increasing Bangladeshis in his countryside.

Cannot even imagine what all he saw in his entire life. Ramjanambhoomi Movement, BJP’s ascendancy, Modi’s rise, Modi’s PM oath, and now finally, BJP Govt in his own state at the age of 98.

Such a fine moment that India’s PM hugged you in gratitude to have faith in an ideology for so so long under all adversities.

Maybe we will never understand what all he is feeling inside him. There must be hundreds of his friends who could not see this day and how he must be remembering them all on this day. ♥️

[Tushar Gupta @Tushar15]

West Bengal is not a linear election win. It's the end of a mad regime. The fall of a tyrant, who was draconian in her ways and disastrous in her impact. The state has won a constitutional war against a rogue sub-state. Now, eradicate the mafia, the syndicate, the enemies of 🇮🇳.

[Renuka Jain @RenukaJain6]

West Bengal election win by BJP is nothing short of a reform like Section 370 or operation Sindoor. The celebrations by hindus on the results day showed that how much they were living in fear.

A temple re opening after 17 years itself shows how Mamta had crushed hindus. I nornally am against freebies but for this state anything to be given to remove a tyrant is justified

Looks like Kolkatta got freedom like India in 1947

[Woke Eminent @WokePandemic]

Bengal Celebrations videos are now so addictive ... yeh dil maange more...
I think BJP supporters did not celebrate so much even in 2014 LS elections victory

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Even after the High Court Order, the Mandir was not opened in Asansol

2011: IF DURGA MANDIR IS OPENED, THERE WILL BE BLOODBATH TMC Administration of Asansol

2026: AFTER BJP CAME TO POWER MANDIR WAS OPENED WITHIN FEW HOURS OF RESULT DECLARATION

[Tajinder Bagga @TajinderBagga]

This is how Kolkata wedding celebrated BJP Win

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

Has it sunk in yet? Mamata is not even an MLA today. Defeated twice now by giant slayer Suvendu Adhikari. It is one thing to defeat Mamata in Nandigram. Defeating Mamata in heart of Kolkata bhadralok territory of Bhabanipur is catastrophic for her. She will never recover from this.

[Wokeflix @wokeflix]

If you thought the RSS Hindutva was too much to handle or that the Gujarati Hindutva was too hot for you or the Yogi Hindutva was unbearable, you ain’t seen anything like the Bengali Hindutva which will now rise. They are Hindutva Max Pro. When they rise, Jihad will die.

[Riccha Dwivedi @RicchaDwivedi]

“I am Amit Shah”. December 2014. Kolkata. Straight out of a movie.

[chowkidar neeraj mulchandani @nkfuture96]

@FirstSquawk @grok what attack? Pls explain

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

I am calling Bengal for BJP now. I cannot believe I just wrote that. But yes!!! Impossible is nothing. A remarkable campaign with zero mistakes and unbelievable courage shown by ordinary namelesss, faceless political workers who gave it their all. Led by leadership who batted on the front foot. Learnt from mistakes made in the past and scripted this impossible win. Congratulations @BJP4India . And yes everyone is allowed to exhale now :)

[Tushar Gupta @Tushar15]

The 'Chicken Neck' has now been secured. The BJP's victory in West Bengal will have huge national security implications.

Amit Shah has fixed the problem of the Naxal Corridor and the Chicken Neck in the same year, one can assume.

[Ankit Jain @indiantweeter]

I personally believe the sleeping Hindu population of Bengal was woken up by whatever happened in Bangaldesh. Their shackles of secularism were finally broken and they realised they are not far away from becoming greater bangaldesh if BJP is not brought to power.

[Shambhav Sharma @shambhav15]

A person Asking for their destroyed temple to be rightfully restored was treated as a f*cking comic book villain in 2009

In 2024 that Temple stands proud as a testament to THE Sanatana Dharma

This is how the party in power has influenced culture. This is why winning elections are important. Do whatever you have to win. Let Bhosadpillers weep

[Riccha Dwivedi @RicchaDwivedi]

Terrific optics. PM Modi posting about his roadshow, Amit Shah echoing it from another constituency. Both projecting momentum and control. A clear push to voter confidence.

They’re on the ground in West Bengal, almost as karyakartas themselves, taking personal charge of what is arguably the party’s toughest frontier. If the BJP breaks through here, the story will be of this power duo and the thousands of party workers who have put everything on the line to make it possible.