Suvendu Adhikari promises Nandigram development projects and legal support

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West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday promised to fulfil all election commitments in Nandigram during his first visit there after taking office. He accused former chief minister Mamata Banerjee of blocking proposed rail connectivity and drinking-water infrastructure for political reasons, claims she has not publicly answered in this report. Adhikari said his government faced no such obstacles and would deliver each promise. He also alleged that nearly 4,500 BJP supporters had been implicated in false cases over five years, promising legal assistance while telling party workers not to take the law into their own hands.

Adhikari attacked the Trinamool Congress and Left Front over alleged corruption and administrative decline, and sought Centre-state cooperation to rebuild Bengal. He also reaffirmed his bond with Nandigram after vacating its Assembly seat, invoking the 2006-07 land agitation that shaped his political rise.

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The familiar story of Nandigram as a political debt is now competing with a delivery claim. Supporters may treat promises of rail links, water and legal action as proof of a new beginning. Critics will see blame-shifting and partisan case-counting. Neither slogan settles the matter. Residents should track sanctioned projects, construction timelines and the legal status of the alleged 4,500 cases. Those records will show whether this is administration or campaign rhetoric.

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