India, April 28 -- Central forces will remain in West Bengal for 60 more days after assembly polls, union home minister Amit Shah said on Monday, asking voters to vote without fear of "Didi's goons" in the second and final phase of elections.

"Brothers and sisters, go and vote on the 29th, do not worry about Didi's (Mamata Banerjee's) goons. The Election Commission has deployed CAPF at every nook and corner, and I am telling you that even though the BJP will come to power after the elections, central forces will remain here for 60 more days," he said.

Shah was addressing a rally in West Bengal's Behala, where voting will take place on April 29, the last leg of the assembly elections in the state. The first phase of the voting was held o...