During a public meeting in Bankura district, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee criticized Union Home Minister Amit Shah, referring to him as 'Dushasan' and demanding his resignation for failing to prevent terror attacks and infiltration. She questioned why West Bengal is consistently blamed for national security issues, citing recent incidents in Jammu and Kashmir and New Delhi. Banerjee highlighted the upcoming assembly elections, stating that Shah's government has mismanaged security and accused the BJP of misleading the public with exaggerated claims. In response, Shah emphasized the need for a strong government in West Bengal to address infiltration concerns. Banerjee countered that her administration has facilitated land for various projects, including railway lines and airports, contradicting Shah's allegations that the TMC government has not supported border security measures. The political tension is expected to escalate as both parties prepare for the elections.