PM Modi Assures Return of “Looted” Funds to Poor People in West Bengal

Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a telephonic conversation with Amrita Roy, the BJP candidate contesting from Krishnanagar Lok Sabha constituency in West Bengal. During this conversation, PM Modi made a powerful commitment to the people of the state.

The ₹3,000 Crore Recovery Mission

PM Modi expressed his unwavering determination to ensure that nearly ₹3,000 crore, which he described as “looted” from the poor citizens of West Bengal, is rightfully returned to them. These funds had been attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) due to corrupt practices. The prime minister emphasized that the well-being of the common people takes precedence over any other consideration.

Legal Measures and Priorities

According to sources within the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), PM Modi is actively exploring legal options to facilitate the return of these funds. He urged Amrita Roy, affectionately referred to as “Rajmata,” to inform the people about his commitment. PM Modi assured her that, upon returning to power, he would take all necessary steps, including creating new legal provisions if required, to ensure justice for the poor.

Taking a Swipe at Opposition

In the same conversation, PM Modi took a subtle dig at the Congress party for its support to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal following his arrest by the ED in a corruption case. He highlighted the shifting priorities of certain political groups, emphasizing that their focus was on power rather than the welfare of the nation. PM Modi reaffirmed that the BJP-led alliance stands firm in its fight against corruption, working tirelessly for a brighter future for the youth.

Roy’s Legacy and Resilience

Amrita Roy, tracing her lineage to the 18th-century local king Krishnachandra Roy, has faced criticism for her family’s alleged support to the British during that era. However, PM Modi defended her legacy, acknowledging Krishnachandra Roy’s contributions to social reforms and development. He encouraged her not to succumb to pressure from the Trinamool Congress (TMC), which often resorts to vote bank politics and wild allegations.

In conclusion, PM Modi’s commitment to returning the “looted” funds to the poor underscores his dedication to justice and accountability. As the election season unfolds, all eyes remain on the political landscape in West Bengal, where every promise and action carry immense significance.

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