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Amit Shah in Bengal says 'Vote BJP for schemes, TMC for scams
Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Home Minister Amit Shah did rally in Purulia. During this time, he was an attacker on the state's Trinamool government.
New Delhi: In view of the assembly elections in West Bengal (West Bengal Assembly Election 2021), Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Home Minister Amit Shah did rally in Purulia. During this time, he was an attacker on the state's Trinamool government (TMC) and CM Mamata Banerjee.
Amit Shah in Bengal:
Taking up the problem of water in the area, he said that in Purulia district, do you get drinking water from the tap in the house? Mamata didi gives you people fluoride water. Once, remove Didi from here, the BJP government will arrange for pure water at a cost of Rs 10,000 crore.
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Shah said that yes, the Left did not allow industries to be established first, after that Didi worked to drive away the industries from here. Be it TMC or Left, they cannot provide employment. If you want employment, then form NDA government here.
Development board for tribals:
In Purulia, the former BJP president said that for the development of Jungle Mahal, we have decided to start a board for tribals and another development board. The central government has also started work to connect this area with the railways.
Shah said that the BJP has decided that as soon as the BJP government is formed in Bengal, in the same way, 18,000 rupees will be sent to every farmer's house simultaneously in his bank account.
The Home Minister said that you have to go to Kolkata if you have serious illness. We have decided that by creating new AIIMS in Junglemahal, we will provide modern health facilities to the tribal and Kurmi brothers.
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The BJP leader said that through 250 BPO, we have promised to provide jobs to the tribal and Kurmi brothers. The BJP government will provide at least one employment in every household in 5 years.
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