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Amit Shah calls Bengal's political shift most significant since Independence

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah described West Bengal's recent political transformation as unprecedented since India's Independence. Speaking during his three-day visit to the state, Shah criticised the previous Left Front and Trinamool Congress governments. He attended the foundation stone laying ceremony for a new dairy development project in the state. The project is intended to strengthen West Bengal's dairy sector and improve the livelihoods of local farmers.

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