Modi Warns of Tukde-Tukde Gang in Bengal Rally, Promises North Bengal Package
Modi Warns of Tukde-Tukde Gang in Bengal Rally, Promises North Bengal Package
Prime Minister Modi accuses the TMC of backing a 'tukde-tukde gang' and vows a special North Bengal package to boost security and jobs in a Bengal campaign.
Speaking at a rally in Kolkata, Modi claimed the TMC-backed 'tukde-tukde gang' threatened to sever the Siliguri Corridor, a crucial link between the northeast and the rest of the country. He argued that appeasement politics associated with the party undermines development and leaves essential infrastructure stalled, while promising a special package for North Bengal to spur security and job growth if the BJP is voted to power.\n\nHe framed the election as a battle over Bengal's identity, challenging the TMC's 'khela hobe' slogan and pledging to implement the Uniform Civil Code to end what he called continued appeasement. He asserted accountability for those who he said have “played far too long” in power, aiming to energize supporters with a message of reform and strong governance.\n\nModi emphasized the strategic importance of the Siliguri Corridor, underlining that any disruption could hamper national security and northeast connectivity. He accused the state government of stalling central schemes and failing to complete projects in North Bengal, and argued that voters should choose a BJP government to accelerate development and deliver on security and jobs.
