Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that West Bengal would come up with the most surprising results on June 4 (counting day) and “Mamata’s fort will crumble this time”. Modi also predicted a big change in neighbouring Odisha too, where, he said, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik’s 25-year-old rule would come to an end. Modi was addressing election rallies in both states. He took out a massive road show in North Kolkata on Tuesday evening. The last phase of polling in Bengal will take place on June 1 for nine parliamentary seats. Both Trinamool Congress and BJP have put their full might to garner public support. In Bengal, Modi gave a new ‘guarantee’ on Tuesday. He said, “ten years ago, I had given the slogan “Na Khaoonga, Na Khaane Doonga”, but this time, I want to add ‘Jihnone Khaaya, Unse Wapas Vasoolunga, Jinka Khaya, Unhen Lautaoonga’ (I will collect ill-gotten money and give back to those who lost their money).” from IndiaTV India: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/uFZfPig
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