A saffron Government, if it comes to power in the State, will end cross-border infiltration and “syndicate tax raj” in Bengal, BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday said while launching a venomous attack on the Mamata Banerjee Government.
Shah who was holding a rally at Malda in North Bengal said reminding, the first precondition for a State-level changeover is a thunderous victory for the saffrons in the coming Lok Sabha elections.
“Trinamool Congress needs to be uprooted from this State so as to bring to an end its syndicate tax raj,” Shah said reminding “in order to see the back of this Government which has promoted gun and bomb workshops in the place of traditional factories we will have to first defeat them in the general elections.”
Setting a target of 23 seats Shah said “we will have to win 23 seats from this State so that we can throw them out of power in the next State elections,” adding the coming general polls will not only determine the future of India but also write the history of Bengal in a different way.
“The 2019 elections will determine whether this TMC Government which has murdered democracy in Bengal and set up syndicate tax raj, will remain in Bengal or will be uprooted,” Shah adding “in Gujarat you don’t have to cough up money to the syndicates for buying cement, bricks and sand to construct a house.
Attacking the Trinamool Government for providing asylum to the cross-border infiltrators Shah said, “I can assure you that if BJP comes to power it will not let any infiltrator enter Bengal.” The TMC Government loves infiltrators, which is why it is allergic to national register for citizens protesting its implementation, Shah said promising to bring NRC to Bengal if it comes to power in this State.
The BJP Government will provide citizenship to all the Hindu, Shikh, Buddhist and Jain refugees during the NRC regime he said.
Mocking the grand United India rally organized last Saturday by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at the historic Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata and attended by 23 national leaders Shah said “this was a rally where there were 9 aspirants for the Prime Minister’s post. This means there were nine Prime Ministers whereas in BJP there is only one, that is Narendra Modi,” adding the people will definitely choose the better and later option.