Key themes from Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah’s campaign speech: “Do we want to make Bengal ‘ghuspaithiya-mukt’ (free of infiltrators) or not? Should ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) be removed from Bengal or not? Should their names be removed from the voter list or not? Mamata Banerjee opposes this because ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) elect her. But remember on the 5th, I promise that the BJP will not only remove each and every ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) from Bengal but from across the country. Border fencing must be completed, but Mamata Banerjee is not providing the 600 acres of land required by the BSF. I promise that once a BJP government is formed, we will provide the land within 45 days. These ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) are taking away jobs from our youth, consuming rations meant for the poor, and raising questions of national security. The country cannot be safe with them. No matter how much Mamata Banerjee tries to protect them, we will remove each and every one of ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators). Mamata Banerjee, along with her associate Humayun Kabir, wants to build a Babri Masjid in Bengal. Tell me, should such a structure be built here? Mamata Banerjee, listen carefully, Bengal is part of India and the BJP government will not allow it. Should anyone be allowed to marry four times? You know who does this. After the 5th, we will bring the Uniform Civil Code and end four marriages. After the BJP forms the government, ‘love jihad’ and ‘land jihad’ will also be stopped.”