Amit Shah Targets TMC at Alipurduar Rally, Raises Infiltration and Babri Issue
Union Home Minister sharpens attack on Mamata Banerjee during Bengal campaign
New Delhi | April 16, 2026 Amit Shah, addressing a public rally in Alipurduar during the ongoing election campaign in West Bengal, launched a strong attack on the ruling Trinamool Congress and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
The Union Home Minister accused the state government of failing to address key issues, particularly illegal infiltration. He asserted that strict measures would be taken to identify and expel infiltrators, emphasizing that national security would remain a top priority.
During his speech, Shah also made a significant remark regarding the Babri Masjid issue, stating that such developments would not take place in Bengal. His comments came in response to political statements made earlier, adding a new dimension to the ongoing electoral discourse.
Addressing Mamata Banerjee directly, Shah urged her to “listen carefully,” while reiterating that no amount of political effort would change the BJP’s stance on issues of national interest and security.
The rally witnessed strong public participation, with supporters raising slogans in favour of the BJP leader. Shah also called upon the people of Bengal to support his party and bring about a political change in the state.
The speech is being seen as part of the BJP’s intensified campaign strategy ahead of the elections, focusing on issues such as governance, security, and identity politics.
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