India, July 20 -- Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the political change in West Bengal was unlike any witnessed in the country since Independence, asserting that the new BJP Government led by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari had revived the quest for "Sonar Bangla" after decades of misrule of the Left and TMC.

While virtually laying the foundation stone and performing the bhoomi pujan for the Rs 700-crore Amul Bengal Dairy Project at Sankrail in Howrah, Shah said he had come to West Bengal "on behalf of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to sweeten the mouths of the people with Mishti Doi" after the BJP's victory in the assembly elections.

The project will house the world's largest curd production plant.

"The change that the peopl...