Subhodeep Mukherjee

President of Hooghly Serampore Organizational District Trinamool Youth Congress.
social worker.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

PEOPLE of WEST BENGAL

VS

BJP + ECI + ED + IT + CBI + NIA + CAPF + Governor + 20 Union Ministers + 10 CMs + Prime Minister + Respected Rashtrapati Ji + Godi Media.

When the entire establishment lines up against Bengal, Bengal stands stronger.

Bring it on!

#AbarJitbeBangla

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Mahatma Gandhi used to say that the moral worth of a society is revealed in the way it stands beside its most vulnerable.

That principle found clear affirmation in Nandigram, where twenty-three residents referred through Sebaashray underwent free cataract surgeries at Kalyani Eye Care, seventeen identified at Camp 1 and six at Camp 2.

For many, failing vision had meant restricted movement, reduced work, and a gradual withdrawal from daily life. This was not merely a medical procedure; it was the restoration of independence, confidence, and dignity. Healthcare cannot operate in fragments. It cannot stop at diagnosis or end with an announcement. It must guide a person from need to relief, from identification to full recovery.

Sebaashray was conceived with that continuity at its core, so that no citizen remains suspended between illness and care. That responsibility endures, and we remain committed to upholding it with seriousness and resolve.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

On this day in 2019, India witnessed one of the darkest chapters in its recent history, when 40 brave CRPF personnel were martyred in the heinous Pulwama attack.

Their sacrifice is etched into the conscience of our nation. They were sons, husbands, fathers, ordinary Indians who wore the uniform with extraordinary courage. In a single moment of terror, families were shattered, futures were stolen and the entire country was united in grief and resolve.

Their martyrdom calls for accountability, vigilance, and a robust national strategy against the forces that threaten our sovereignty. As a nation, we owe our martyrs transparency in matters of security, unity beyond partisan divides and a commitment to protecting every life.

[All India Trinamool Congress @AITCofficial]

Maybe in @nsitharaman’s India, babies drink only fresh milk. In real India, poor mothers dilute powdered milk with water to make it last. And that attracts 5% GST.

Maybe in her India, stationery is free. In our India, pencils, crayons, graph books, and lab notebooks are taxed at 12%.

Maybe in her India, healthcare is tax-free. In our India, anaesthetics, medical oxygen, insulin, and diagnostic kits all carry GST.

Maybe in her India, even death is dignified. In our India, incense sticks at a funeral are taxed too.

These are the Two Indias @abhishekaitc spoke of. And Madam Finance Minister, whether you acknowledge it or not, both Indias exist.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Ah, the beauty of two Indias- in one, a comedian is questioned for talking about the ‘TWO INDIA’ divide. In the other, the same debate becomes the perfect PR for a tour announcement. Democracy does have a sense of humour. Wishing you house full shows and a smashing tour ahead @thevirdas !

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

In the depths of my inner turmoil over an insidious process that has shattered lives and echoing the collective anguish, pain, and righteous fury of our people, I have channelled these emotions into a humble verse.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

In the noble pursuit of safeguarding the health and dignity of people, Sebaashray stands as a luminous testament to compassion, a beacon that pierces through adversity to illuminate lives with hope and healing. Though our camps in Nandigram have now concluded, the vital stream of service continues to flow unabated, ensuring that care reaches everyone in need.

From our health camps in Nandigram I block, 5 patients were referred for care, while 11 more from Nandigram II joined them, totaling 16 citizens who have now reclaimed the precious gift of clear vision. Through free eye surgeries at Kalyani Eye Care, Nimtouri, they have emerged from the shadows of blurred existence, their eyes brimming with tears of joy and gratitude as the world unfolds anew in vivid splendour.

These moments remind us of the vulnerabilities we all share, and the transformative power of selfless service to turn despair into delight.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

At least 18 labourers have been killed in a horrific explosion at an illegal coal mine in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia Hills, a tragedy that exposes the criminal apathy of those entrusted with governance.

These were workers forced into death traps by poverty, exploitation and the complete collapse of regulatory oversight. Illegal mining does not survive without political protection, administrative silence and systemic corruption. The blood of these workers stains the hands of the ruling NPP Government in the State.

My deepest condolences to the bereaved families. Those responsible, from mine operators to officials who enabled this lawless ecosystem, must be identified, prosecuted and punished.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

I wholeheartedly welcome GoWB’s Interim State Budget for FY 2026–27, a people-first Budget that reflects compassion, foresight and commitment to inclusive growth.

The annual support of ₹4,000 for landless agricultural farmers is a visionary move that addresses vulnerability at its roots. The complete waiver of irrigation charges under Government Tubewells and RLI schemes will significantly reduce cultivation costs for small and marginal farmers, strengthening the backbone of our rural economy. From the Singur movement of 2006–08 to today’s Budget, @AITCofficial has stood with farmers through action.

The launch of Banglar YUBASATHI is another landmark step, extending monthly assistance of ₹1,500 for up to five years to educated youth aged 21–40, empowering them to pursue meaningful opportunities. Equally commendable is the ₹1,000 monthly enhancement for ASHA and ICDS workers, para-teachers, Shiksha Bandhu Sahayaks, Samprasarak and Mukhya Samprasarak, special educators and management staff, civic volunteers, village police and green police workers, a fitting recognition of those who serve society at the frontlines every day.

And most importantly, strengthening our commitment to empowering every woman, monthly financial assistance under Lakshmir Bhandar has been increased by ₹500, with women from the General category now set to receive ₹1,500 and SC/ST women ₹1,700 every month. This Budget restores hope, inspires confidence and charts a bold course towards Swanirbhor Bangla. My congratulations to our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar for presenting a Budget that truly belongs to the people.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

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.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

A small act of kindness can travel a long way in transforming lives. When the people of Nandigram reached out to me to organise Sebaashray health camps, I resolved on the very first day to act. On 15th January, I personally visited Nandigram and launched this initiative, and what followed has been a deeply life-affirming journey.

True public service is that which transcends barriers, sets aside political calculations, and devotes itself wholly to those in need. That is the true strength of Sebaashray. It has restored hope and dignity to people who had long felt neglected and unheard. Here, their voices were acknowledged, their concerns addressed, and their needs met with compassion and care.

The love and blessings showered by the people of Nandigram will remain inscribed in my heart in golden letters. I salute every doctor, nurse, healthcare worker, and volunteer who selflessly shouldered this responsibility and took quality healthcare to people’s doorsteps. As long as the people of Nandigram remain in need, Sebaashray will return to serve them. That is my promise.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Sebaashray may have officially concluded, but its legacy endures like an eternal flame, illuminating the lives of lakhs of families across Diamond Harbour with renewed hope. Though the camps have drawn to a close, their echoes live on in every heartbeat restored and every ailment healed, propelling our sacred mission of equitable healthcare into a bolder future, where no life is left in the shadows of neglect.

I am especially inspired by the journey of Rustam Sheikh, who attended one of our health camps and was swiftly diagnosed as needing retinal surgery. Thanks to the expertise at Renuka Eye Institute, the operation was successfully completed, allowing him to see the world with renewed clarity and confidence. Alongside him, 15 other patients underwent free cataract surgeries, reclaiming not just their sight, but their dignity and independence.

With continued post-operative care, they will soon regain full vision, and with it, the assurance that compassionate public service can truly transform lives. Together, we will continue building a healthier, more humane future for every citizen.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

One of the most moving outcomes of Sebaashray for me has been witnessing senior citizens reclaim comfort, confidence, and dignity in their daily lives. Though the camps have concluded, their impact endures. From the Maheshtala Sebaashray 2 camps alone, seven elderly residents were referred and received complete dental treatment entirely free of cost.

Moments like these stay with you. They reaffirm a simple but powerful truth that care must never become a privilege of youth or wealth, and dignity must accompany every individual at every stage of life. When support arrives without conditions or hesitation, it restores not just health, but trust, self-belief, and hope. And that is a responsibility I remain committed to carrying forward.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Sebaashray 2 continues its journey with the core belief that no citizen should be denied care, dignity, or hope because of circumstance. Across our camps, people are receiving free consultations, health screenings, and essential medicines. And now, by restoring something as fundamental as sight, we are helping restore confidence, independence, and opportunity.

In Falta alone, 1,104 citizens received free spectacles as a gift of clearer days, safer work, and brighter tomorrows. For many, this means reclaiming everyday independence long denied by untreated vision loss. With the blessings of those we serve, Sebaashray will continue to walk this path, guided by the conviction that public service finds its highest purpose in improving lives.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Loss of vision is an erosion of independence, dignity, and confidence. It dims the joy of seeing loved ones’ faces clearly, complicates the simplest of tasks, and gradually pushes people to the margins. While cataract surgery may be routine for some, for countless elderly citizens living with limited means, even this basic medical intervention remains beyond reach.

This is precisely where #Sebaashray steps in. On 21st and 22nd January, 27 elderly residents of Falta, Diamond Harbour, underwent free cataract surgeries at the Renuka Eye Institute, restoring not just their sight, but their confidence, autonomy, and dignity. This is the true measure of Sebaashray’s success, an initiative rooted in compassion, built on access, and driven by the belief that no one should walk alone in moments of vulnerability.

It exists to uplift lives, restore hope, and stand steadfastly beside those who need support the most.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Delhi holds on to its dubious distinction as the RAPE CAPITAL of India. In a harrowing echo of the Nirbhaya tragedy, an innocent 11-year-old girl, eking out a living by selling roses at traffic signals, was abducted, raped, and abandoned in an unconscious state in a forested area.

PM Narendra Modi and HM Amit Shah visit Bengal and speak of ‘Poriborton.’ Perhaps that 'Poriborton' should begin in BJP-ruled states first. A government that cannot ensure women’s safety, provide clean air and water, or prevent deadly blasts has no moral authority to come to Bengal and seek votes.

Hope we see outrage from the self-righteous BJP leaders. Hope a fact-finding team is sent to Delhi. Hope the NCW takes cognizance and conducts an inquiry. Hope the Godi media runs wall-to-wall coverage on this.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

The overwhelming response from Nandigram reflects the trust you have placed in us and we are truly grateful. It is a privilege to stand in service of the people. Barring tomorrow, the Sebashray camp in Nandigram will continue until 31st January. I sincerely thank our doctors and medical professionals for their unwavering commitment to humanity. Sebashray stands because of their dedication. ❤️

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

Every Sebaashray camp reminds me why public service must stay rooted in reality. Every decision, every initiative ultimately comes down to whether it makes life a little easier for someone who needs help. Sebaashray was built with that clarity, and at the Diamond Harbour SDO Ground, that purpose was visible in the simplest, most meaningful ways.

I spent time with people who came seeking care, listened to their concerns, and reassured them that their health will never be treated as an afterthought. For those in need, wheelchairs were provided so that dignity and movement were not denied alongside treatment. Sebaashray is not about one camp or one visit, it is about building a sense of certainty that support will be there when it is needed most.

What truly stayed with me was the affection people expressed in their own ways. The smiles, the waves, the warmth from those who simply wanted to be seen, touched me deeply. That love is not something I take lightly. It strengthens my resolve to serve with honesty, consistency, and care.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

প্রতিবাদের ভোট
প্রতিরোধের ভোট
প্রতিশোধের ভোট

The ‘Supreme Thappad’ has landed, and it stings. Those who came to humiliate Bengal are now red-faced. Those who tried to intimidate 10 crore people are the ones trembling in fear today. Those who dared question our constitutional right to vote are now the ones being interrogated for their cruel and inhuman methods.

BJP and their loyal hitmen at the Election Commission have been dragged down from their ivory towers by the highest court of the land. This judicial rebuke is only the beginning of your downfall. The upcoming Assembly Election in 2026 is the people’s turn to deliver the final, fatal blow.

This is your chance to answer for every sin the Bangla-Birodhi Zamindars committed against Bengal, from withholding our rightful funds to insulting our language, from mocking our icons to conspiring to erase our democratic voice. The very citizens you forced to stand in humiliating queues to prove they exist will queue up again at polling booths to uproot you, once and for all.

Jotoi koro hamla,
Abar jitbe Bangla.

[Abhishek Banerjee @abhishekaitc]

We wholeheartedly welcome the landmark direction of the Supreme Court to the Election Commission. This much-needed intervention has dealt a decisive blow to the CRUEL, POLITICALLY MOTIVATED and deeply UNJUST SIR process.

The SC has rightly ordered that the names of those arbitrarily slapped with the vague, sinister label of “Logical Discrepancy” must be publicly published. The BJP-ECI combine has been exposed for the BANGLA-BIRODHI ZAMINDARS they are.

It has been clearly directed that the list of unmapped voters must be published, BLA-IIs allowed to attend hearings, hearing venues significantly increased, Madhyamik admit cards accepted as valid ID, and written receipts issued to every summoned voter.

This is a judicial slap across the face of the Election Commission, and the people of Bengal will deliver an even sharper democratic slap to the BJP at the ballot box.

#AbarJitbeBangla