Bikoshito Bangla 2026

About the CAMPAIGN

The BJP West Bengal ‘Sankalp Patra’ aspiration collection is a resolve towards a people-driven manifesto. It aims to listen to the people's voice and understand the hopes, aspirations, expectations, and priorities of the people of West Bengal. Through this movement, people of West Bengal are invited to share their opinions, ideas, and suggestions, ensuring that the BJP's Sankalp Patra for the 2026 Assembly Elections truly reflects public aspirations and ground realities.

This movement aims to strengthen participatory governance, offering every citizen the opportunity to contribute to a collective vision of a Bikoshito Bengal. The Aspirations received through this mission will play a crucial role in shaping policy-making, development priorities, and the party’s roadmap for the coming years.

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From the heart of West Bengal

I don't want to leave my parents and migrate to Bangalore or Hyderabad for a decent IT job. I aspire to see a Bengal where 'Ease of Doing Business' isn't just a slogan, but a reality that brings big industries back to our soil.

- Souvik Mukherjee (Kolkata)

True empowerment is when I can walk home from my shift at 10 PM without fear. We need technology-driven surveillance and fast-track courts so that every woman in Bengal feels the state stands behind her.

- Anjali Das (North 24 Parganas)

We struggle with irrigation and middlemen. My hope is for direct benefit transfers and cold storage facilities in every block, so our hard-earned produce doesn't rot while we wait for a fair price.

- Nimai Mahato (Purulia)

As a small trader, I want an end to 'syndicate culture' and 'tolabaji' (extortion). We need a single-window clearance system that respects the dignity of honest taxpayers and helps us scale our businesses.

- Biswajit Saha (Siliguri)

We want permanent land rights (Patta) and a minimum wage that keeps pace with the rising cost of living. Our children deserve better schools and healthcare within the gardens.

- Purnima Oraon (Alipurduar)

We seek the full implementation of citizenship rights and dignity. My aspiration is a Bengal where our community's contribution to the land is honored, and we are no longer treated as a mere vote bank.

- Harichand Biswas (Thakurpur)

Healthcare should be affordable and accessible to all, especially the elderly. We aspire to see the full implementation of central health schemes like Ayushman Bharat, ensuring no senior citizen has to choose between medicine and food.

- Dr. Amitabha Roy (Salt Lake)

I want our universities to be free from political interference. We need merit-based recruitment for teachers and modern vocational training centers that prepare us for the global job market.

- Ishani Chatterjee (Durgapur)

The sea is our life, but cyclones destroy us every year. We need modern trawlers, better weather warning systems, and a dedicated insurance scheme for the fishing community.

- Kartick Dolui (South 24 Parganas)

The golden fiber of Bengal is fading. We want the revival of the jute industry through modernization and new export policies, ensuring that our families have a secure and stable future.

- Rajesh Shaw (Howrah)

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From the heart of West Bengal