West Bengal Assembly Election 2026: The election manifesto was released by the ruling party Trinamool Congress (TMC) for the assembly elections 2026 in West Bengal. This election manifesto has been released in the capital Kolkata in the presence of all the leaders including Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee. During this, CM Mamata Banerjee said that we see many conspiracies during elections, but this time all limits have been crossed. Delimitation will happen after this election, but Modi government will not come back to power because the people do not like the BJP government. NRC and delimitation are behind this.
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They are jealous of Bengal- Mamata Banerjee
CM Mamata Banerjee further said that the people posted here as observers neither have knowledge of this area nor of the state; They don’t know anything about the state. How can they perform their duty? Undeclared President’s rule has come into force in place of President’s rule. Because BJP knows that it will have to face defeat in the upcoming assembly elections. Modi ji, you are fighting elections here under undeclared President’s rule because they are jealous of Bengal. He has turned the entire system upside down.
‘Will start ‘Duare Chikitsa’ in Bengal’
During this, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that we will start ‘Duare Chikitsa’ (door-to-door medical service). We will start it at every booth, we will organize ‘Duare Chikitsa’ camps. He further said that ‘Thousands of schools will be modernized with e-learning facilities… In the coming days, we will create seven-eight new districts, blocks and even new municipalities.’
Will increase the funds of ‘Lakshmi Bhandar’ scheme
In the party’s election manifesto for the state, CM Mamata Banerjee has promised an increase of Rs 500 in the financial assistance given to women under the ‘Lakshmi Bhandar’ scheme.
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