Addressing a rally in Kolkata on Saturday, March 14, PM Modi said, “The countdown has begun for those who brought ‘maha jungleraj’ to Bengal. The day is not far when the rule of law will return to Bengal.”
“Whoever breaks the law will not be spared, and the atrocities of TMC will not be spared. No matter how much this ruthless government tries now, it will not be able to stop this storm of change. Maa Durga is with BJP-NDA,” he added.
#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal: Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, “The countdown has begun for those who brought jungle raj to Bengal. The day is not far when the rule of law will return to Bengal. Whoever breaks the law will not be spared, and the atrocities of TMC will not be… pic.twitter.com/2XkvFZ3Iga
— ANI (@ANI) March 14, 2026
PM Modi also unveiled projects worth over ₹18,680 crore in West Bengal as the assembly elections in the state are expected to be held in April-May.
He also laid the foundation stone for 231 km-long four-lane Kharagpur-Moregram economic corridor. The road is a part of the corridor between Kharagpur and Siliguri.
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It is expected to reduce the time between the two locations by seven to eight hours and will lower the distance by approximately 120 km, as per news agency PTI.
PM Modi attacks TMC, vows change in BengalÂ
The Prime Minister also attacked different political parties such as Congress, the Communists, and the TMC stating “that they kept coming one after another, filling their own pockets while development in Bengal remained stalled.”
He said that in terms of infrastructure, Bengal kept falling behind. Industries shut down and businesses collapsed. “Under the TMC government, jobs are being openly sold. Now the time has come to change this situation and ensure that the youth of Bengal get opportunities and employment in Bengal itself.”
He also criticised the TMC government of ‘insulting’ President Droupadi Murmu during her visit to West Bengal. “A few days ago, the President, daughter of the tribal community, Droupadi Murmu, came to Bengal. She was to participate in the sacred festival of the Santhal tribal tradition, but this ruthless government, steeped in arrogance, not only boycotted that programme but also handed it over to hooliganism,” he said.
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“The TMC people must remember that they have insulted crores of tribals, women; they have hurt the prestige of the country’s highest office, they have insulted India’s Constitution, Babasaheb Ambedkar. This ruthless government of TMC will get its answer from the people of Bengal,” he vowed.
