BJP will not let any infiltrator enter West Bengal: Amit Shah in Malda

BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday launched the poll campaign for 2019 Lok Sabha Elections in West Bengal by holding a massive rally in Malda district. 

Speaking at the rally Shah said that bomb and weapon making industries are prevalent in Bengal. Where Rabindra Sangeet used to play, bomb blasts fill the air. The BJP shall bring the glory back to Bengal. This is what a real speech from a leader sounds like.

"I am assuring you, bring BJP and we will not let any infiltrators enter Bengal. But these people love infiltrators, that is why they go against us when we talk about NRC. The election of 2019 will not only determine the future of India but is also very important for West Bengal. The election of 2019 will determine whether this govt of TMC which is killing democracy, will remain in Bengal or will be uprooted," he said

Taking a jibe at the rally of opposition parties in Kolkata, he said the anti-BJP parties did not utter 'Bharat Mata ki Jai or 'Vande Mataram' even once during the public meeting, but kept chanting 'Modi Modi'.

He alleged that the 'mahagathbandhan' of opposition parties was meant for "gaining power and serving personal interests".

"Mahagathbandhan is all about greed and lust. They want to remove Modi, while we want to remove poverty and corruption," he said.

Describing the Trinamool Congress dispensation as a "government that facilitates murders", he said the party will be ousted in the general elections.

Amit Shah, who was recently admitted to a hospital New Delhi for swine flu treatment addressed the Malda rally after the state government on Monday allowed BJP president’s chopper to land at the ground opposite to Hotel Golden Park.

(With inputs from agencies)