Kolkata, July 20 -- Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched an attack on West Bengal's erstwhile Left Front and Trinamool Congress (TMC) governments, saying that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will restore the glory of Sonar Bangla (Golden Bengal) that was lost during previous regimes. "The change ushered by Bengal's people sets the recent assembly elections apart from all elections held in India since Independence. As far as education, religious movements, culture or the struggle for freedom are concerned, Bengal was ahead of the states," Shah said after virtually laying the foundation of Amul's first plant in the state from an event at Rajarhat on Kolkata's eastern outskirts. "Bengal freed herself from the communists and fell into the clutches of the corrupt and criminal TMC. The Sonar Bangla envisioned by Rabindranath Tagore was lost during those years. But after 10 years of struggle (from 2016 to 2026) under the leadership of Suvendu Adhikari, we are on the path to fulfilling the dream of Sonar Bangla. Under the leadership of PM Modi, BJP workers will dedicate their lives to this cause," Shah, who was on a two-day visti to the state, said. The Amul Bengal Dairy Project - to be built at a cost of around Rs.7,00 crore in Howra district - will process three million litres of milk a day to produce one million kg of curd and other dairy products such as ice cream and butter. "More than 1,25,000 milk-producing farmers in West Bengal, including over 30,000 women, will benefit from this project. This plant will be India's biggest curd producer. Some people said they won't let Bengal turn into Gujarat. This plant is not for Gujarat but for Bengal. Sweet curd from this plant will be consumed by families living across India, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari," Shah said. There was no immediate response from TMC or Left Front. According to a statement released by the Centre on Sunday, at the meeting held with police and security agency officers, Shah issued several directives, including setting up an anti-terrorist squad and a special probe agency for Bengal, similar to the National Investigation Agency (NIA)....