On Thursday, the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee launched a 'people's chargesheet' aimed at the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the BJP-led central government. The document accuses both parties of failing the people of West Bengal on critical issues such as corruption, unemployment, and the preservation of cultural identity. The Congress claims that the state has been plagued by misgovernance, leading to a rise in syndicate raj, financial scandals, recruitment irregularities, and violence against women. It cites specific examples of alleged corruption, including the Saradha and Rose Valley chit fund scams, the school recruitment controversy, and the ration distribution scam. Furthermore, the Congress criticizes the BJP for fostering anti-Bengal sentiment, withholding central funds for welfare schemes, and using central agencies to target political rivals. The party emphasizes the need for accountability rather than the blame-shifting between the two parties.