During an election rally in Malda, West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched a fierce attack on Union Home Minister Amit Shah, describing him as a 'malicious' and 'destructive force.' She alleged that the BJP-led central government has engaged in unprecedented voter deletions, claiming that 58 lakh voters were removed from electoral rolls, while 60 lakh others remain under adjudication. Banerjee stated that her legal battle in the Supreme Court has led to the reinstatement of 22 lakh voters, with hopes of retaining an additional 10 lakh. She highlighted the devastating impact of these deletions on various communities, including the Matua and Rajbanshi, and mentioned that approximately 250 individuals have died due to stress related to the electoral process. Banerjee urged those affected to seek assistance for re-enrollment, emphasizing that a vote for any candidate from her party, the All India Trinamool Congress (AITC), is a vote for her leadership. She also criticized the Congress and other parties for dividing anti-BJP votes and questioned the BJP's stance on the Muslim community, pointing out contradictions in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign relations. Banerjee claimed central agencies are being misused to intimidate the public, alleging that individuals are impersonating government officials to commit fraud.