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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 84297, member: 160"]
Singur's political ground zero saw massive crowds as Modi rallied supporters ahead of state elections. Attendees gathered hours before the address, chanting slogans and carrying portraits. Party members expressed confidence about forming a government, criticizing the current state administration over law and order and development issues.

Supporters cited various central projects awarded to West Bengal as reasons for their gratitude. Expectations were high for new announcements during the Prime Minister's visit. Many linked the rally location to the stalled Tata Nano car factory, a persistent local controversy.

The industrial project was withdrawn from Singur following prolonged protests led by the opposition party at that time. The factory was subsequently relocated to Gujarat. The company chairman had made emotional statements regarding the exit decision.

The political focus remains on how this historical episode will frame current election campaigning. Many attendees hope for the project's revival under a different state government. The rally underscores the area's symbolic significance in regional politics.
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