PM Modi’s Commitment to Returning Money to the Poor in West Bengal
Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a significant announcement regarding his commitment to ensuring that the money looted from the poor in West Bengal is returned to them. In his address, PM Modi expressed his concern for the plight of the underprivileged and stated that he is exploring legal options to make this possible.
PM Modi’s Support for Amrita Roy, the ‘Rajmata’ Contesting from Krishnanagar
During his speech, PM Modi also mentioned Amrita Roy, popularly referred to as ‘Rajmata’, who is contesting against Mahua Moitra from Krishnanagar. PM Modi acknowledged Roy’s dedication and passion for serving the people of West Bengal and encouraged the voters to support her in the upcoming elections.
West Bengal’s Quest for ‘Parivartan’
Furthermore, PM Modi emphasized that the state of West Bengal is ready for a transformation, and the upcoming elections will be a significant step towards achieving this change. He highlighted the need for ‘parivartan’ (change) in the state and urged the voters to exercise their democratic right to bring about a positive shift in the political landscape.
PM Modi’s commitment to returning the looted money to the poor in West Bengal, his support for Amrita Roy, and his call for ‘parivartan’ in the state demonstrate his dedication to the welfare and progress of the people. These efforts aim to empower the underprivileged and create a brighter future for West Bengal.
