Waiting for an opportunity to serve you, Modi tells people of West Bengal

PM Modi urges West Bengal to unite for development, addressing concerns over anarchy and promising support for a brighter future.

Ahead of the Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote a letter to the people of West Bengal saying that the entire nation is worried about the State as it sinks into the “darkness of anarchy” and urged them to take an oath to build a ‘Viksit West Bengal’ (Developed West Bengal) in 2026.

Urging people of the State to join this grand mission of development, Mr. Modi in the letter said he was eagerly waiting for an opportunity to serve them.

“An opportunity where, in the words of Kabiguru, ‘Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high — Chitta Jetha Bhoy Shunya, Uccha Jetha Shiir,’ there will be freedom from corruption and misrule.’ the Prime Minister said.

The West Bengal BJP has started an initiative of ‘Griha Sampak Abhiyan (An initiative to connect with households)’ in the State since the beginning of February 2026. The campaign is going on door-to-door with the common people. According to BJP sources, the open letter written by the Prime Minister will be handed over to the voters of the State as BJP leaders will reach out to the people.

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Alleging that the “holy land [West Bengal] is tarnished by illegal infiltration and violence against women,” Mr. Modi said that, “Today, fake voters are ruling in golden Bengal”. He also reached out to representatives of the Matua community and assured them citizenship through the Citizenship (Amendment) Act.