The political landscape of West Bengal has been marred by continuous unrest and controversy, raising serious questions about the functionality and credibility of the state government. With a growing sense of dissatisfaction among the public, many are questioning whether the government should be held accountable for its failures, or if it’s time for a more drastic intervention in the form of President’s Rule. The ongoing turmoil—whether related to allegations of violence, accusations of governmental corruption, or administrative failures—has brought the state’s governance to the forefront of national debate. Is West Bengal on the verge of witnessing the imposition of President’s Rule? Or will the state government be able to redeem itself before it’s too late?
