New Delhi, May 4 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday referred to the BJP's spectacular performance in the West Bengal polls and said the focus should be on change and not revenge.

Addressing party workers during victory celebrations at the BJP headquarters, he said the BJP will relentlessly work for a better future of Bengal.

Referring to violence in Bengal during polls, he urged workers of all political parties to end the "endless cycle of violence once and for all".

"Today, when the BJP has won, the focus should be on change, not revenge. The focus should be on the future, not fear. I appeal to the workers of all political parties: let's end this endless cycle of violence once and for all," he said.

"This Bengal election has b...