August 29, 2025

Mamata Banerjee, the fiery Chief Minister of West Bengal, has raised a big red flag! At a lively rally on the Foundation Day of Trinamool Chhatra Parishad (TMCP), she voiced strong worries about BJP sending 500 teams from all over India into Bengal. These teams are busy doing voter surveys, but Mamata suspects a hidden plot. She warned voters clearly: don’t share your personal details with these survey groups. And watch out carefully because "They will strike off your names from the electoral rolls. Be vigilant, and check your names in the list," she shouted. Mamata also spoke about the controversial National Register of Citizens (NRC). She feels there’s a conspiracy linked to NRC plans in Bengal, especially with the 2026 assembly elections coming up. "Our people’s trust is only with Trinamool Congress," she said confidently, promising her party will gain even more seats next time. To add some clarity for the voters, she said Aadhaar cards are now accepted for voting. She also pointed fingers at the BJP, accusing them of hurting the rights of the poor by unfairly calling them "Bangladeshis." But Mamata firmly stated, "I do not believe in discrimination, I believe in humanity." With her usual punchy style, Mamata declared, "In the coming polls, our seats will increase....We do development and will continue to do more. But you (BJP) take away people's rights and torture the poor by labelling them as 'Bangladeshis'." Her fiery words have stirred up the political pot ahead of the crucial 2026 elections. Bengal’s political drama is already heating up – who will win big next time? The race is on!

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