Claims of Stalled Development and Security Threats in Bengal Amid Political War of Words

A recent political report highlights allegations regarding the governance of West Bengal, focusing on claims that the state has been marked by corruption, fear, and infiltration over the past 14 years. The address asserts that these issues pose serious threats to both state and national security. It further mentions promises to identify and remove infiltrators if a change in government occurs, alongside claims that development has stalled. The report also notes a counter-response questioning the validity of these claims, specifically citing past predictions regarding central agencies in Kashmir and raising questions about terrorism incidents. The discussion also touches on the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act and the political opposition to the removal of Article 370.