Key themes from Himanta Biswa Sarma’s election campaign speech: “If a BJP government is not formed, the border will never be sealed and every day ‘ghuspaithiyas’ will keep coming—‘ghuspaithiyas’ will come from there, gaumata will go from here, smuggling will take place from here, and ‘ghuspaithiyas’ will enter from there and eat up our Bengal. Let the BJP come to power; we will kick out the ‘ghuspaithiyas’ from West Bengal. We are not against Indian Muslims, but we want ‘ghuspaithiyas’ to stop coming. Mamata Banerjee has an ‘I love you’ relationship with ‘ghuspaithiyas,’ and she cannot function without them. She needs ‘ghuspaithiyas’ in the morning and at night. This is because her government is formed through ‘ghuspaithiya’ votes and not ours. If we stop ‘ghuspaithiyas’ in Assam and Tripura, they open the borders in Bengal. Let the BJP come to power; we will build such fencing that when a ‘ghuspaithiya’ tries to enter, they will get electrocuted first, and then enter West Bengal.”