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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while clarifying BJP’s stand on infiltration and welfare issues in West Bengal, promised that if voted to power, the process of granting citizenship to Matua and Namashudra refugee families will be expedited.
Addressing a rally in Katwa in Purba Bardhaman district, PM Modi said that BJP implemented the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) to give citizenship to refugees, while the ruling Trinamool Congress is trying to spread fear among them. He said, “I want to tell the Matua and Namashudra refugee families that they are under the protection of the country’s Constitution. He said that Modi made the CAA law so that Matua, Namashudra and all refugees can get citizenship.
Infiltrators will have to leave West Bengal- PM
The Prime Minister said, “If the BJP government is formed, the process of granting citizenship to all eligible applicants under CAA will be expedited.” The Matua community, spread in many districts of South Bengal, is considered an influential class in terms of elections and the issue of citizenship has been politically sensitive for a long time. PM Modi intensified his attack on the issue of illegal infiltration and said that if BJP comes to power, the infiltrators will have to leave West Bengal. He said, “It is time to leave and the infiltrators should start packing their belongings. Those who are helping the infiltrators will also not be spared.”
Atmosphere of fear in Bengal- PM Modi
Targeting the Bengal government, PM Modi said that the 15 years of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s rule has created an atmosphere of fear in Bengal. This election is to eliminate the fear of Trinamool. Calling for a West Bengal free from the fear of Trinamool and full of confidence in BJP, PM Modi said that such a change would be the first step towards building a developed West Bengal.
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The Prime Minister said, “BJP will release a white paper on the corruption of the ‘ruthless government’ of Trinamool Congress. The policies of Trinamool’s ‘ruthless’ government have ruined the future of potato farmers in West Bengal. He said, “We will take action against those involved in political violence in West Bengal.” Calling upon women voters to unite in support of the BJP, he said, “Wherever women have voted in large numbers, the BJP has registered a landslide victory there.”
On the issue of welfare schemes, the Prime Minister said, “If the BJP government is formed in West Bengal, the Ayushman Bharat health scheme will be implemented in the first cabinet meeting.” Let us tell you that the elections for the 294-member West Bengal Assembly will be held in two phases on April 23 and April 29. Counting of votes will be done on May 4.
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