In a spectacular display of political might, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee led a massive rally from College Square to Dorina Crossing today, signaling her party’s readiness for the upcoming electoral battle. Addressing a mammoth gathering at the heart of Kolkata, the TMC supremo declared, “Today’s march has proven that despite all the attacks and conspiracies, Bengal will emerge victorious once again.”

Mamata Banerjee used the platform to lash out at the Central government, accusing it of using central agencies to intimidate her party. She asserted that the huge turnout at the rally was a testament to the people’s unwavering faith in the Trinamool Congress. “The more you attack us, the stronger we will become. Delhi’s dominance will not work on this soil,” she shouted to the cheering crowd, as thousands of supporters echoed her slogans.

The rally, which brought North and Central Kolkata to a standstill, focused on regional pride and developmental achievements. Political analysts believe that by framing the election as a battle between “Bengal’s Pride” and “External Attacks,” Mamata is consolidating her core voter base. This march from College Square to Dorina Crossing has set the tone for a high-intensity campaign, with Mamata positioning herself as the sole protector of Bengal’s interests against the power of the Centre.