Ten lifetimes won't be enough for your Bangla Birodhi Gujarati gang and their stooge Gyanesh Kumar to put even a dent in my DIAMOND HARBOUR MODEL.
Bring everything you have got. I challenge the entire Union of India- Come to Falta. Send your strongest, send one of the godfathers from Delhi. If you have got the nerve, contest in Falta.
Ten lifetimes won't be enough for your Bangla Birodhi Gujarati gang and their stooge Gyanesh Kumar to put even a dent in my DIAMOND HARBOUR MODEL.
Bring everything you have got. I challenge the entire Union of India- Come to Falta. Send your strongest, send one of the godfathers from Delhi. If you have got the nerve, contest in Falta.
The Supreme Court had formed the tribunal to ensure that no legitimate voter is deleted from the electoral rolls and that every citizen can exercise their franchise.
When democracy comes under attack, ordinary people are left with only one path — *Resistance* . And the most powerful tool of that resistance is the *vote* .
Now, the most important question is this: over 27 lakh people, including minorities, women, and poor Bengalis from tribal, Matua, and Rajbanshi communities — are unable to exercise their right to vote as their names have been deleted.
Our Didi @MamataOfficial has clearly asked: if people cannot vote in these elections, then why was the tribunal formed? Our National General Secretary @abhishekaitc has flagged the concers from Day One.
This is not about one or two individuals—lakhs of people are being deprived of their democratic rights.
And are we all expected to watch this silently? Just think—today, lakhs of people are running from office to office to reclaim their voting rights. Today they are the victims. If you remain silent now, you could be the next target.
Let me make an important point—note it down or take a screenshot of this post. If we choose not to protest because we believe we are safe, the day is not far from those in power, the Zamindars of Delhi, will identify and systematically strip rights from anyone who dares to speak against their autocracy and authoritarian rule.
The message is simple— stay aware, know your rights, and make your voice heard through your vote.
This is not a request. Don't consider this as an element of politics. *Consider it a call of duty.*
The Supreme Court had formed the tribunal to ensure that no legitimate voter is deleted from the electoral rolls and that every citizen can exercise their franchise.
When democracy comes under attack, ordinary people are left with only one path — *Resistance* . And the most powerful tool of that resistance is the *vote* .
Now, the most important question is this: over 27 lakh people, including minorities, women, and poor Bengalis from tribal, Matua, and Rajbanshi communities — are unable to exercise their right to vote as their names have been deleted.
Our Didi @MamataOfficial has clearly asked: if people cannot vote in these elections, then why was the tribunal formed? Our National General Secretary @abhishekaitc has flagged the concers from Day One.
This is not about one or two individuals—lakhs of people are being deprived of their democratic rights.
And are we all expected to watch this silently? Just think—today, lakhs of people are running from office to office to reclaim their voting rights. Today they are the victims. If you remain silent now, you could be the next target.
Let me make an important point—note it down or take a screenshot of this post. If we choose not to protest because we believe we are safe, the day is not far from those in power, the Zamindars of Delhi, will identify and systematically strip rights from anyone who dares to speak against their autocracy and authoritarian rule.
The message is simple— stay aware, know your rights, and make your voice heard through your vote.
This is not a request. Don't consider this as an element of politics. *Consider it a call of duty.*
What we are witnessing is deeply concerning. There are growing indications of a coordinated attempt to interfere with the democratic rights of the people of Bengal - with the BJP at the centre of it and the ECI seemingly looking the other way.
People deserve to know what is happening to their votes. This isn’t a small issue- It goes to the very heart of free and fair elections.
We are receiving credible reports from several districts that large numbers of Form 6 applications (New Voters) are being submitted in a questionable manner. These are not routine additions. There are serious concerns that many of these entries may be linked to individuals who have no real connection to Bengal—people who don’t live here, don’t work here and have no stake in the state.
The video only adds to these concerns. It appears to show thousands of such forms being processed and stacked, raising valid questions about the scale and intent behind this exercise.
We have seen similar concerns being raised in other states during elections. Bengal cannot be allowed to go down that path.
Take a moment to watch this. Ask questions. Because this is not just about politics- it’s about protecting the integrity of our vote. This is the kind of “PARIBORTON” the BJP seeks to impose on Bengal.
The Election Commission must answer.
What we are witnessing is deeply concerning. There are growing indications of a coordinated attempt to interfere with the democratic rights of the people of Bengal - with the BJP at the centre of it and the ECI seemingly looking the other way.
People deserve to know what is happening to their votes. This isn’t a small issue- It goes to the very heart of free and fair elections.
We are receiving credible reports from several districts that large numbers of Form 6 applications (New Voters) are being submitted in a questionable manner. These are not routine additions. There are serious concerns that many of these entries may be linked to individuals who have no real connection to Bengal—people who don’t live here, don’t work here and have no stake in the state.
The video only adds to these concerns. It appears to show thousands of such forms being processed and stacked, raising valid questions about the scale and intent behind this exercise.
We have seen similar concerns being raised in other states during elections. Bengal cannot be allowed to go down that path.
Take a moment to watch this. Ask questions. Because this is not just about politics- it’s about protecting the integrity of our vote. This is the kind of “PARIBORTON” the BJP seeks to impose on Bengal.
The Election Commission must answer.
Today, I place before the people my 10 ‘Protigya’ for Bengal.
My commitments span every pillar of governance, strengthening support for women, youth, farmers, landless agricultural labourers, and the elderly; advancing education and healthcare; ensuring housing and piped drinking water for every household; strengthening administration; and transforming Bengal into the Gateway of trade for Eastern India.
Through these pledges, I reiterate my resolve to sustain the momentum of progress with renewed vigour in the fourth term of my Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkar, and to further strengthen Bengal’s position as one of the leading states of the nation.
Today, I place before the people my 10 ‘Protigya’ for Bengal.
My commitments span every pillar of governance, strengthening support for women, youth, farmers, landless agricultural labourers, and the elderly; advancing education and healthcare; ensuring housing and piped drinking water for every household; strengthening administration; and transforming Bengal into the Gateway of trade for Eastern India.
Through these pledges, I reiterate my resolve to sustain the momentum of progress with renewed vigour in the fourth term of my Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkar, and to further strengthen Bengal’s position as one of the leading states of the nation.