Key themes from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s campaign speech: “The BJP is committed to implementing the Uniform Civil Code in Bengal and ending the politics of appeasement forever. The Trinamool Congress now wants to form a government of ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators), by ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators), and for ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) in Bengal. Will you allow such a government to be formed? Will you allow such a government to function? Will you allow ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) to come to power? The people of Bengal must come together to ensure that the TMC does not form such a government. This election is not just about a change in power, it is about saving Bengal’s identity. In many areas today, demography is changing rapidly. Your lands are being encroached upon, the businesses and livelihoods of Bengali people are being taken over, and Bengal’s culture is being openly attacked. Just last month, during the sacred occasion of Ram Navami, the entire country was immersed in devotion, but what happened in West Bengal was witnessed by all. Processions were pelted with stones, shops were vandalised, and there was arson, yet the attackers remain fearless because they know the TMC stands to protect them. In the name of ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators), the TMC openly threatens the majority in Bengal and speaks of their elimination. The BJP manifesto clearly states that what happened in the past will not be allowed to repeat. Bengal will no longer tolerate appeasement politics and vote bank politics. We will not allow Bengalis in West Bengal to become a minority.”