Senior BJP leader, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that he will not allow the TMC to play with the future of Bengal. Addressing a public rally at Bankura in West Bengal this afternoon, he said that in the last ten years the leaders of the ruling party have become wealthier while the common people are suffering.<br />''<br />''Accusing TMC of corruption, syndicate and cut money, Mr Modi said that BJP believes in skills whereas the ruling party of the state believes in scam. Highlighting the scope for development in the district, he promised to implement Jal Jeevan Mission and Ayushman Bharat schemes once BJP forms government in the state.<br />''<br />''Union Home Minister and senior leader of the party Amit Shah called for uprooting the TMC government from the state. Addressing a public meeting at Egra in East Medinipur today, he said that the people of Bengal have to take the call whether they want to see the 'Nephew' become the next Chief Minister of the state or witness Bengal transform into 'Sonar Bangla'.<br />''<br />''Union Minister Smriti Irani also took part in campaigning in South 24 parganas in support of BJP candidates while Railway Minister Piyush Goyal addressed a rally at Kashipur in Purulia.<br />''<br />''On the other hand, TMC leader Mamata Banerjee addressed three rallies in East Medinipur, where she criticized her erstwhile close associate Adhikari family. Ms Banerjee alleged that the BJP is privatising government organizations. She also accused the BJP led NDA government for the rising prices of LPG.<br />'' <br />''Left front chairman Biman Basu and their alliance partner ISF leader Abbas Siddiqui addressed a meeting at South 24 Parganas where<br />'' they accused both the  TMC and BJP for doing the politics of appeasement. President of the Pradesh Congress Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury addressed two rallies and attended a road show in Kharagpur and criticized both TMC and BJP.