Amit Shah Thanks Voters, Calls West Bengal Election a Vote for Change

Follow West Bengal Assembly Election Political atmosphere continues to heat up. While the record voting in the first phase has given a new twist to the electoral contest, all political parties are now seen preparing for the second phase. Political activities have intensified in the capital city of Kolkata ahead of the second phase on April 29. Meanwhile, on Friday, top BJP leader and Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a press conference in Kolkata, during which he thanked the people of the state for the record voting in the first phase of Bengal elections. He also said that the people of Bengal have voted for change. He congratulated the people of Bengal for the record voting in the first phase. Amit Shah said that the people of Bengal voted for change in yesterday's polling, for which I thank them very much. He said that this time the elections in the state have been held in a very peaceful manner, which is a big achievement for AAP. During the press conference, he further said that the Election Commission of India has thanked the entire armed forces team.