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PM Modi In Durgapur: ‘TMC’s Goonda Tax Keeps Investors Away From Bengal’

The prime minister said, "In West Bengal, money is being demanded from businessmen, the people of the TMC threaten them. The 'Gunda Tax' of TMC obstructs investment in the state."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of multiple development projects catering to Oil and Gas, Power, Road and Rail sectors in West Bengal’s Durgapur.

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While addressing a public rally, the prime minister said, “In West Bengal, money is being demanded from businessmen, the people of the TMC threaten them. The ‘Gunda Tax’ of TMC obstructs investment in the state.”

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The prime minister further said, “For its own benefit, the TMC government has put the identity of West Bengal at stake. Infiltration is being encouraged in the state. Fake documents are being made for the infiltrators… This is a big threat to West Bengal and the country… In the politics of appeasement, TMC is crossing all limits…Action will be taken against those who are not citizens of the nation.”

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PM Modi also targeted the ruling government over crime against women in the state. He said, “Injustice is happening with the daughters in West Bengal, under the rule of the TMC government…Hospitals are also not safe for the daughters in West Bengal…TMC shielded the criminals in the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape-murder incident. The nation did not recover from this incident, and in another college, an atrocity was committed on a daughter and in this case, the accused has a connection with the TMC.”

First published on: Jul 18, 2025 05:57 PM IST


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