Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday accused West Bengal’s TMC administration of partonising prohibited immigration from Bangladesh along with extortion syndicates but independently prevented personally targeting Chief Minister Mamata Banarjee. Addressing a digital rally in Shaheed Minar ground from New Delhi, he explained West Bengal had peace for the development.

“Illegal legislation, syndicates and extortion are enormous obstacles in the road of both West Bengal’s evolution,” he said without seeing Banerjee, whom the BJP has regularly accused of patronising such pursuits.

The prime ministry’s virtual meeting came a day after the Election Commission barred road-shows, motorcycle rallies and also padyatras to its rest of the two stages of this country assembly election effort and restricted presence at public agendas into just 500.

Modi, that had been to address four agendas Friday, cancelled his trip to their country and decided to address a single person meeting on the web at the Shaheed Minar ground.

Modi failed to breathe fire contrary to Mamata Banerjee throughout his address at which he highlighted the significance of”habit of labor, simplicity of alive along with simplicity of conducting business”, most which, he maintained, were forfeited from West Bengal.

“Bengal yearns for peace, development and security,” he explained.

Exuding optimism concerning the BJP coming to power from their country, ” the prime minister said that the new government use technology to alter Kolkata, the town of happiness, to city of prospective.

discussing alleged offenses against women, Modi claimed the BJP administration will create fast track courts around Bengal for providing quick justice to women.