‘Bhoy out, bhorsha in’: BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari’s first message after being named Bengal CM – What he said

In a first message after being named the next Chief Minister of West Bengal, BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari on Friday (May 8) vowed a government focused on delivery. Assuring that the party would work to fulfil its promises, he gave a message of “bhoy out, bhorsha in” (fear out, faith in). Addressing the newly elected BJP MLAs at the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, Adhikari echoed his party’s vision of creating a ‘Sonar Bangla’.

“Our leader Narendra Modi has given several guarantees, and the Bharatiya Janata Party government will work to fulfil every one of them. We do not believe in mere words; the BJP believes in delivering through action. We speak less and work more,” Adhikari said. “Today, I assure you that in the coming days, our government and organisation will remain committed to the ideology of the party and to the cultural spirit of West Bengal. We will fulfil every promise made in our manifesto within the stipulated time.”

He added, “We need to create a Sonar Bangla. We need to make Bengal a safe place for women. Amit Shah said we have been able to remove fear. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given us trust. It is time for bhoy out, bhorsha in. For that, we need to work more and talk less.”

Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that we are progressing to free West Bengal’s culture and tradition from the “rule influenced by foreign ideologies”.

“We are moving forward in the direction of freeing Bengal's culture and tradition from the rule influenced by foreign ideologies and once again creating the Bengal of the imagination of Ramakrishna, Vivekananda, Maharishi Arvind, and Kaviguru Tagore...” Shah said.

Highlighting the BJP’s election victory in the state, he added, “After a 100-year ideological journey, the BJP is in power everywhere from Gangotri to Gangasagar.”