The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched its manifesto for the upcoming 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, outlining a series of ambitious promises aimed at addressing issues faced by various demographics in the state. Among the key commitments is a monthly cash support of ₹3,000 (approximately $36 USD) for women and unemployed youth, aimed at alleviating financial distress. Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized the manifesto's goal to uplift all sections of Bengal, stating it aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a 'Viksit Bharat' or developed India. The BJP also pledges to implement a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) within six months, enhance women's safety through dedicated police battalions, and create one crore new jobs over five years. Other notable promises include a crackdown on corruption, legislation to stop cattle smuggling, and support for local agriculture. The manifesto also mentions the rejuvenation of old tea gardens and modernization of the jute industry to boost local economies. Additionally, health initiatives such as free HPV vaccinations and establishment of AIIMS, IIT, and IIM in North Bengal are included, reflecting a comprehensive approach to welfare and development.