Dangers of Infiltration and Corruption Under TMC Regime Clear and Present: Shah

PTI, KOLKATA, DEC 31, 2025: Sharpening the BJP's 2026 West Bengal poll narrative, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday identified the issues of "infiltration and corruption" as the primary campaign weapons in the saffron camp's arsenal to "uproot" the TMC from the power corridors of the state.

Addressing a closed-door meeting of grassroots workers and leaders at the Science City Auditorium in eastern Kolkata, Shah said both infiltration and corruption have acquired "institutional status" under the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress regime and that the metropolis "wouldn't remain immune for long from the impact of these vices."

The Home Minister was speaking to booth-level and mandal-level workers of the BJP's Kolkata Mahanagar area, which comprises 28 assembly constituencies in and around the city. This was the last of the back-to-back meetings on Shah's tightly-packed itinerary during his 48-hour visit to West Bengal, where he fixed agendas, assigned tasks and responsibilities to leaders, coordinated with the state RSS, and chiselled out issues with which the saffron camp would jump into the poll fray in the coming months.

"Dil pe likh lo, is baar humari sarkar (Etch this in your hearts, it will be our government this time)," Shah was quoted as saying in his address by a worker who attended the meet.

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