Ache Din in West Bengal! 🚩

The video opens by sarcastically welcoming 'good days' (Achhe Din) to West Bengal, referencing BJP's famous campaign slogan, while describing post-election result violence allegedly committed by BJP flag-carrying mobs. The narrator describes incidents of vandalism, arson, and looting in areas near Ruby (Kolkata) and New Market in Kolokta, including the use of a bulldozer to destroy shops — imagery that has become politically charged in India as a symbol of BJP governance.

The narrator then quotes veteran election analyst Prannoy Roy, who states in English that the speeches he heard during this election campaign were the most hateful he had ever encountered in his career, noting that the crowd was enthusiastically receiving such rhetoric.

The core argument of the video is that BJP, despite governing 21 states, never campaigns on its governance record — such as improvements to government schools in Madhya Pradesh (where they have governed for 15 years) or public hospitals in Haryana (governed for 10 years). Instead, the narrator claims, all their elections are fought purely on Hindu-Muslim communal lines.

The video concludes with a biting, sarcastic prediction: that in return for voting BJP, their supporters ('uneducated blind followers') will receive the 'reward' of dancing in front of mosques, chanting 'Jai Shri Ram' to intimidate elderly Muslims, harassing Muslim shopkeepers, and renaming places — implying these are the only 'good days' BJP actually delivers.