West Bengal’s 2024 mandate: Citizens chose ‘SIR’ over ‘infiltration’, says Amit Shah
मुख्य बातें
- •Union Home Minister Amit Shah claims West Bengal’s 2024 Lok Sabha election results reflect public support for the BJP’s ‘SIR’ model (Shashtra, Seva, Sanskar, Rashtra).
- •Shah alleges voters rejected TMC’s politics of infiltration and appeasement, emphasizing border-related concerns in the state.
- •BJP significantly improved its seat tally in West Bengal, signaling growing political influence despite TMC’s continued state-level dominance.
- •Shah reiterated BJP’s commitment to implementing CAA and NRC, framing it as a national security and sovereignty issue.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday asserted that the results of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal were a clear mandate in favor of the ‘SIR’ (Shashtra, Seva, Sanskar, and Rashtra) model championed by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while simultaneously rejecting the politics of infiltration and appeasement associated with the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC).
Speaking at a press conference in New Delhi, Shah emphasized that voters across West Bengal had decisively chosen a development-oriented agenda over what he described as a culture of "infiltration and vote-bank politics." He stated that the BJP’s performance in the state—despite being the principal opposition—was a reflection of the public’s confidence in its vision of nationalism, social harmony, and strong governance.
