Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed heartbreak over West Bengal’s current condition in a letter to voters, accusing the state government of “extreme non-cooperation.” He highlighted central government schemes that have benefited millions in the state and pledged to build a developed and prosperous West Bengal if the BJP comes to power.
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