Ahead of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, the BJP has launched a multi-pronged campaign to challenge the ruling TMC, unveiling its Sankalp Patra. The plan blends sweeping welfare promises for women, youth and farmers with job-linked support and higher MSPs, alongside a tough law-and-order stance on infiltration and border fencing, plus a push to implement the Uniform Civil Code.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah says BJP will replace “goonda raj” and “syndicate raj” in West Bengal if it comes to power. He vowed to identify and act against infiltrators, set up a special squad to curb cattle smuggling, and expand welfare promises including monthly allowances for women and unemployed youth plus free rides for women on state transport.
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