The political battle in West Bengal has intensified ahead of the upcoming elections, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote an emotional open letter to the people of Bengal expressing sorrow over their alleged suffering and targeting the Mamata Banerjee government. In his letter, Modi appealed to voters for an opportunity to serve them, leveraging cultural references to connect with the electorate. This move is seen as a strategic effort to bolster support for the BJP in the state.

In response, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) issued their own satirical letter, cleverly titled 'My Clear Confession to the People of Bengal', mimicking Modi's style. The TMC criticized Modi for allegedly withholding central funds and targeting Bengalis in BJP-ruled states. They also accused the BJP of using the Election Commission as a tool to influence the electoral process, suggesting that the party is manipulating the democratic process to gain an advantage in the upcoming elections.

This exchange highlights the escalating tensions between the TMC and BJP as both parties campaign vigorously in West Bengal. As the election date approaches, such interactions are indicative of the aggressive political tactics that will likely characterize the contest, with both parties attempting to sway public sentiment in their favor.