Addressing the Hon’ble Supreme Court, Smt. @mamataofficial spoke with humility and clarity, placing on record the anguish of a state whose repeated appeals have gone unanswered. She conveyed that this was not a political battle, but a constitutional appeal made when all other doors had closed.
Having written multiple times to the @ecisveep without response, she stated that her presence before the Court was driven by the belief that justice must remain accessible when institutions fail to listen.
This intervention, she emphasised, was not for party interest, but for citizens whose rights cannot be left unheard.
#DidiAtSupremeCourt
Our campaign song for #AbarJitbeBangla is finally here, ready to ignite every corner of Bengal!
Tune in and feel the raw power of our land; the defiant pulse of Bengal beating strong, the unbreakable resolve of millions who refuse to be silenced, the thunderous roar of a people rising as one against every conspiracy and attack.
This song is the heartbeat of our resistance, the anthem of our pride, the voice of Ma-Mati-Manush declaring:
Jotoi Koro Hamla,
Abar Jitbe Bangla!
What kind of arrogance is this, @AmitShah ?
Are you now using your Delhi Police to assault elected representatives just to crush democracy? Is this how dissent is silenced in your India?
Admit it, YOU ARE RATTLED!
First, the shameless misuse of the ED. Now, an attack on the peaceful dharna of our eight MPs. This desperation exposes your fear. You may try to choke democracy, but Bengal will not be cowed.
Shame on you and your police!
JOTOI KORO HAMLA
ABAR JITBE BANGLA!
I strongly condemn the shameful and unacceptable treatment meted out to our Members of Parliament. Dragging elected representatives on the streets for exercising their democratic right to protest outside the Home Minister’s office is not law enforcement - it is arrogance in uniform. This is a democracy, not the BJP’s private property.
Democracy does not function on the convenience or comfort of those in power. When BJP leaders protest, they expect red carpets and special privileges. When opposition MPs raise their voices, they are dragged, detained, and humiliated. This double standard exposes the BJP’s idea of democracy - obedience, not dissent.
Let it be clear: respect is mutual. You respect us, we respect you. You drag us on the road, and we will drag you back to the constitutional idea of tolerance, dissent, and democratic morality. This is our India. We are citizens by right, not at the mercy of a chair, a badge, or a position of power. No government, no party, and no Home Minister gets to decide who deserves dignity in a democracy.
পাপের ঘড়া পূর্ণ
বীরভূমে ��িজেপি শূন্য
The pail of sins has overflowed. BJP’s zamindars from Delhi have waged war on Bengal, withholding our rightful funds, mocking our language, insulting our icons, and persecuting our people with unbridled vindictiveness.
Now, in collusion with the Election Commission, BJP has hatched a conspiracy to disenfranchise legitimate voters, eroding the very foundations of our democracy, starting right here in Bengal. But Bengal will not yield.
The message from Birbhum echoes loud enough to haunt the Bangla-Birodhi forces. Their hubris will be their undoing, as the people rise to reclaim what is rightfully theirs.
Jotoi Koro Hamla,
Abar Jitbe Bangla!
Here’s @BJP4India’s Bangla-Birodhi toolkit:
👉 Step 1: Hijack the Election Commission to conduct SIR, deleting legitimate voters en masse.
👉 Step 2: When that backfired, invent the “logical discrepancies” farce to forcibly erase names.
👉 Step 3: When even that flopped, sink to feudal and patriarchal barbarism by urging husbands to lock up their wives at home, so women empowered by Lakshmir Bhandar can’t step out to vote.
BJP has threatened to scrap Lakshmir Bhandar the day they seize power. They’ve sneered that Bengal’s Hindus “sell themselves” for a measly ₹500. They’ve branded direct aid to women as “ভিক্ষা”. And now they openly threaten women’s hard-won suffrage because their votes endanger BJP’s pathetic electoral chances?
In 2026, those very women you want caged will march to the polling booths in millions and bury your regressive, Bangla-Birodhi, Nari-Birodhi politics forever.
#AbarJitbeBangla
To review the preparations for the Gangasagar Mela, I travelled to Sagar Island today. The dawn of a new year has brought with it a historic moment for both the pilgrims of Gangasagar and the people of the island. Ending a long wait, the Gangasagar Bridge, being built at a cost of ₹1,670 crore to connect Kakdwip and Gangasagar, had its foundation stone laid today. This 4-lane, 4.75-km-long modern bridge, spanning the Muri Ganga River, will make connectivity faster, safer, and more reliable. It will also significantly improve the transport of agricultural and industrial goods, while ensuring smoother travel for pilgrims, tourists, and residents alike. The construction agreement was formally exchanged today between the concerned department and the implementing authority.
I also inaugurated ‘Sagarkanya’, a newly built 100-bed dormitory, constructed at a cost of ₹8.8 crore, to provide better accommodation for the thousands of pilgrims who visit this sacred land. The refurbished tourism complex has been renamed ‘Ganganna’. Additionally, I handed over the benefits of GoWB schemes and services to 2.26 lakh people. In South 24 Parganas, I inaugurated 96 projects worth ₹394.93 crore, and laid foundation stones for 70 new projects, including the Gangasagar Bridge, with a total investment of ₹1,929.37 crore. I also remotely laid the foundation for a 3.4-km high-drainage canal system at a cost of ₹528.93 lakh, connecting Siddheshwari Kali Mandir to the Bidyadhari canal junction in Ashokenagar-Kalyangarh, North 24 Parganas. This project will benefit nearly 50,000 people, prevent waterlogging, protect farmlands from flooding, and help curb the spread of vector-borne diseases.
Today, I also unveiled the Gangasagar Mela 2026 booklet, detailing the comprehensive arrangements made by our government. For public welfare, we have fully waived the pilgrimage tax. Between 9 and 17 January, the state has arranged ₹5 lakh insurance coverage for pilgrims, residents, journalists, officials, or any other victims. Since the Maa-Maati-Manush Sarkaar assumed responsibility, uninterrupted electricity has reached even the most remote parts of the island. We have built three helipads, multiple jetties, formed the Sundarban Police District, established the Gangasagar Coastal Police Station and Kakdwip Harwood Point Coastal Police Station, and carried out the beautification and upgradation of the Kapil Muni Ashram, preserving both its sanctity and heritage.
I was deeply touched by the warm welcome extended by the mothers and sisters of Bharat Sevashram Sangha, through the sacred sound of conch shells and heartfelt ululation. Their selfless dedication to humanitarian service, especially in times of crisis, continues to inspire me. It was a privilege to personally distribute blankets among local residents, reaffirming that service to humanity remains our highest duty. I also offered prayers at the Kapil Muni Ashram, pledging myself to the welfare and dignity of our people.
We have documented 15 years of development through Unnayaner Panchali. Yet, certain divisive Jono-Birodhi forces, driven only by misinformation and malice, continue to spread false narratives, even targeting the fundamental democratic right of citizens to vote. The elderly, the ailing, and the vulnerable have been victims of this conspiracy that has already claimed precious lives. Bengal will respond to these Bangla-Birodhi forces through the strength of democracy, unity, and collective resolve.
May the bonds of peace, harmony, unity, and fraternity remain unbroken. May every life be uplifted by the grace of purity, faith, and compassion. The Gangasagar Mela has bound me with an invisible yet unshakeable thread of love. Sagar Island will forever hold a cherished and irreplaceable place in my heart.
Today, standing before the people of Bankura, I felt once again the power of affection and trust that has always defined Bengal’s relationship with me.
Bankura is a living archive of India’s artistic, intellectual and spiritual inheritance. This land cradled the divine journey of Sri Sri Maa Sarada Devi. It shaped the imagination of Jamini Roy, the pen of Ramananda Chattopadhyay, the genius of Ramkinkar Baij. The Bishnupur Gharana, enriched by Jadunath Bhattacharya, carried Bengal’s classical music into a new epoch. The terracotta temples of Bishnupur, the clay artistry of Panchmura, the elegance of Baluchari and Swarnachari sarees, the Dokra metal craft reflect the pulse of a people whose cultural confidence commands admiration far beyond India.
Our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has worked relentlessly to honour this legacy with progress. And yet, there are forces who recoil at the sight of Bengal advancing without fear or favour. They assert that disruption and infiltration exist nowhere but here. Then I ask them how did tragedy strike Pahalgam? How did sorrow descend upon Delhi? Who answers for the families of 57 citizens lost to the rushed and hurried Special Intensive Revision exercise? Who carries the moral weight of their grief?
Today, Bengalis live and work across the length and breadth of this country. Yet it is deeply disturbing that in several double-engine states, our people are being harassed and targeted merely for speaking Bengali, and are shamefully branded as “Bangladeshis.” When these Bangla-birodhi forces show such open disrespect for our language and subject Bengalis to humiliation simply for who they are, one can only imagine the threat they pose to our mother tongue, our identity, and our rich cultural heritage if they ever attempt to impose their politics on Bengal.
Those who claim to wish well for Bengal must first show that they respect its voice, its workers, its language, its icons, its people. Bengal does not tremble before propaganda. Bengal stands firm, speaks clearly, acts decisively. Let it be known if even one legitimate voter is removed unjustly, the response will rise from the conscience of the people in Bengal, and echo with equal moral force in Delhi. Democracy cannot be edited at the convenience of any party. Rights cannot be cancelled by pressure. Citizens cannot be made to stand alone in the face of injustice.
We have established 'May I Help You' camps across the state so that no person feels abandoned, unheard or powerless. I did not go to Bankura today to solicit votes. I went to uphold rights. I went to protect constitutional guarantees. I went because safeguarding the voice of the people is my only politics. I stand firmly with the people. Bengal has defeated injustice before, Bengal will defeat it again. Not through hatred, but through the unbreakable force of democratic unity.
Joy Bangla!
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.
Rabindranath Sanyai??
No, Mr. @AmitShah. Rabindranath Tagore. Sachindra Nath Sanyal. Two towering figures. Two entirely different people. But how would you know the difference?
After all, you are BOHIRAGOTO with zero cultural literacy. Do your homework. Stop mangling our icons. Stop humiliating our luminaries.
And most importantly, STOP EMBARRASSING YOURSELF.
Too often, illness turns into anxiety long before treatment begins because help feels distant, expensive, or inaccessible. #Sebaashray2 interrupts that silence. It arrives early, listens carefully, and responds with precision.
Across communities, we are seeing a fundamental shift: families no longer have to choose between delay and debt, between travel and treatment. Medical attention is no longer a privilege negotiated through means; it is reaching people where they live, when they need it.
This is the work of a state that understands its role, not as a distant authority, but as a constant presence in the lives of its people.
Today, as I laid the foundation stone of Durga Angan in New Town, I was overwhelmed with a sense of elation and fulfillment. In 2021, UNESCO honoured our beloved Durga Puja with the distinguished recognition of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, acknowledging its universal resonance as both a spiritual invocation and a cultural celebration. The ceremony reflected the true spirit of Bengal. People across faiths, castes, communities, cultures, and generations gathered in collective reverence. In this moment, I saw the essence of unity, devotion, and shared pride that defines our land. This day will be inscribed in the golden pages of Bengal’s history.
Durga Angan will be built across 17.28 acres, with a total constructed area of nearly 2,00,000 square feet. The complex is envisioned as a yearlong sacred sanctuary, open 365 days, welcoming close to one lakh visitors every day. The central courtyard will accommodate 1,000 devotees at a time, allowing prayer to unfold in a shared spiritual congregation. A 20-foot-wide circumambulatory path will be adorned with 1,008 pillars and delicately sculpted arches. The main sanctum will rise to 54 metres, echoing the architectural grandeur of our spiritual texts. In adherence to sacred tenets, 108 divine idols and 64 lion sculptures will be consecrated within the complex.
Beyond the principal mandap, the premises will include individual mandaps for the Singhadwara, the Pradakshina path, a sacred Kund, and shrines for Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Kartikeya, Goddess Lakshmi, and Goddess Saraswati. There will also be a dedicated space for prasad preparation and a cultural museum celebrating Bengal’s artistic and spiritual legacy. The entire temple complex will be landscaped with over 300 trees and 1,000 flowering plants. Designed as a gold-certified green building, the complex emphasises natural illumination, ventilation, and ecological balance, ensuring that divinity and nature breathe within the same sacred enclosure.
A trust has been formed under the leadership of the Chief Secretary to oversee the upkeep, preservation, and management of this spiritual precinct. This initiative will not only enrich our cultural and spiritual expanse but also strengthen local enterprise, foster employment, and amplify Bengal’s stature on the world tourism map. Durga Angan will stand as a luminous confluence of Bengal’s spirituality and culture, a testament to unity in diversity that will welcome millions from India and across the world, inviting them to witness our art, heritage, devotion, and harmony.
On the 5th of next month, I shall lay the foundation stone of the much-awaited Gangasagar Setu, and in the second week of next month, the foundation stone of the Mahakal Temple at Matigara, near Siliguri. These endeavours reaffirm our commitment to uplifting pilgrimage sites of every faith. We walk the path of unity, never division. I remain guided by the universal ideals of Sri Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, whose message of interfaith harmony lives at the core of Bengal’s soul. Every faith to me is sacred. Every community is equal. Humanity is the highest form of worship.
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.
প্রতিটি বিজেপি - শাসিত রাজ্যে বাংলাভাষী মানুষের উপর যে নির্মম অত্যাচার ও নিগ্রহ নেমে এসেছে আমরা তাকে তীব্র ধিক্কার জানাচ্ছি। আমরা নিগৃহীত, সন্ত্রস্ত ও অত্যাচারিত সেইসব পরিযায়ী বাংলাভাষী পরিবারের পাশে আছি, সেই সব পরিবারকে আমরা সমস্ত রকম সমর্থন দেবো। মানুষের জীবনের বিনিময়ে কোন মূল্য হয় না, কিন্তু যেসব ক্ষেত্রে মৃত্যু ঘটছে সেইসব ক্ষেত্রে আমাদের অর্থনৈতিক ক্ষতিপূরণের অঙ্গীকার রইল।
অত��� সম্প্রতি জঙ্গিপুর এলাকার কিছু পরিযায়ী শ্রমিকের উপর বিজেপি- শাসিত ওড়িশা রাজ্যে নানা অত্যাচার নেমে এসেছে। এটা খুবই দুর্ভাগ্যজনক যে জঙ্গিপুরের সুতি এলাকার এক তরুণ পরিযায়ী শ্রমিককে সম্বলপুরে ২৪ শে ডিসেম্বর তারিখে পিটিয়ে মারা হয়েছে। মুর্শিদাবাদে পরিযায়ী শ্রমিকরা ওড়িশা থেকে সন্ত্রস্ত হয়ে বাড়ি ফিরছেন। এই মর্মান্তিক ঘটনায় আমরা পরিবারগুলির সঙ্গে আছি এবং নিহতের পরিবারের প্���তি আমাদের আর্থিক সহায়তাও পৌঁছে যাবে।
বিজেপি - শাসিত রাজ্যগুলির এই সমস্ত ঘটনায় নিগ্রহকারীদের প্রতি আমাদের নিন্দা ও নিগৃহীতদের জন্য আমাদের সব রকম সাহায্যের প্রতিশ্রুতি রইল।
বাংলা ভাষা বলা কোনো অপরাধ হতে পারে না।
নিহত তরুণ জুয়েল রানার ব্যাপারে পশ্চিমবঙ্গ পুলিশ ইতিমধ্যে সুতি থানায় জিরো এফ আই আর রুজু করেছে এবং ��তিমধ্যে ৬ জনকে গ্রেফতার করা হয়েছে। আমার রাজ্যের পুলিশ টিম ওড়িশা গিয়েছে তদন্তের জন্য।
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.
Rape accused BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar granted bail. BJP Ally UP Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar mocks rape survivors.
Absolute silence from @BJP4India leadership all across.
This is the reality of 'Beti Bachao' in BJP ruled states today.
When convicted rapists walk free and ministers ridicule victims, we have failed every daughter, every woman, every family seeking justice.
India’s climate is being deliberately poisoned.
Right-wing forces, emboldened by power, are openly attacking Dalits, STs and minorities - through fear, lynching, threats and hate, all under the garb of religion.
When those in power are the perpetrators and reward the protectors of this violence, impunity becomes policy. This is not governance; this is moral collapse.
These attacks are unconstitutional, illegal and tear apart the very foundation of India- our UNITY in DIVERSITY.
Silence today is complicity. History will not forgive this.