Key themes from Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah’s campaign speech: “Will you make Bengal ‘ghuspaithiya-mukt’ (free of infiltrators) or not? This election is to free all of Bengal from ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators). Should they be removed from Bengal or not? Mamata Banerjee says they should be protected. I promise you that after the BJP forms the government on the 5th, we will remove each and every ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrator) from Bengal. For years, these ‘ghuspaithiya’ (infiltrators) have committed atrocities against Bengal’s women. We will bring the Uniform Civil Code, some people are allowed four marriages while others only one, is this right? Form a BJP government in Bengal and no one will be allowed to marry four times. You know who does this. The BJP will put a ban on four marriages. As soon as a BJP government is formed, the land that Mamata Banerjee has not provided for border fencing will be given to the BSF within 45 days. Mamata Banerjee is misleading people by saying that Bengal’s Chief Minister will be an outsider. I assure you that the Chief Minister will be a Bengali, born in Bengal, educated in Bengali medium, and a Bengali speaker. Will you make Bengal ‘ghuspaithiya-mukt’ (free of infiltrators)?”