Launching a scathing attack on the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC), Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta declared that the ongoing elections in West Bengal are a “battle for the future of the youth.” Addressing a spirited gathering on Saturday, Gupta paid tribute to the “sacred land of Bengal” before heading to public meetings in Raniganj and Galsi-Panagarh.
The Delhi CM specifically targeted the law and order situation in the industrial belt, alleging that criminal elements have taken over critical resources.
“Today, in Raniganj, the mafia rules over the coal mines,” Gupta stated. She further sharpened her attack on her political opponents, claiming that the TMC candidate in the region is a “history-sheeter” with FIRs registered against him in “every police station in the area.”
The fight for honour and youth
Gupta framed the 2026 assembly election as a pivotal moment for the state’s dignity and economic future.
Focus on youth: She emphasized that the current administration has failed to provide opportunities, leading to a “fight for the honor” of the common citizen.
Momentum for change: The Chief Minister noted that the high level of enthusiasm among BJP workers is a clear indicator of a “growing momentum for change” across West Bengal.
A new era of governance
Concluding her address, Gupta promised a shift in the political landscape of the state. She asserted that Bengal is on the cusp of a “new phase of governance” that will prioritize service, transparency, and holistic development. Following her Raniganj address, the CM is scheduled to interact with voters in Galsi and Panagarh as part of the BJP’s intensified campaign push.
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