West Bengal CM warns against vigilantism, TMC’s Banerjee alleges poll fraud as BJP takes charge
मुख्य बातें
- •West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari introduced the slogan “Sabka Hisab” (holding everyone accountable) alongside PM Modi’s “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas,” targeting TMC leaders and promising strict legal action against alleged criminals.
- •Adhikari warned BJP workers against vigilantism and assured continued support to Nandigram, where he was elected, despite resigning to retain Bhabanipur.
- •Mamata Banerjee alleged widespread electoral fraud, including removal of nearly one crore names and rigging at counting centres, and accused BJP of impersonation using central force uniforms.
- •Banerjee criticized the new government for failing to implement key welfare promises and vowed to fight against what she described as “bulldozer politics” affecting hawkers and street vendors.
West Bengal’s newly sworn-in Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, addressing a public meeting in Nandigram on Sunday (May 24, 2026), struck a firm tone by promising accountability for past misdeeds while urging BJP workers to uphold the law. Speaking at a time when his party is consolidating power across the state following recent Assembly election results, Adhikari introduced a new slogan, “Sabka Hisab” (holding everyone to account), alongside the Prime Minister’s familiar “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas” (together with all, development for all). The phrase was explicitly directed at political opponents, particularly the outgoing Trinamool Congress (TMC) leadership, which had governed West Bengal for 15 years.
