Kolkata, June 1 -- Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched a sharp offensive against West Bengal's Mamata Banerjee government, asserting that in a violence-free election, the people of the state would ensure the Trinamool Congress's defeat and the BJP will form the government in 2026. Three days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared in North Bengal's Alipurduars that West Bengal needs freedom from 'Five Sankats (problems)' - politics, violence, appeasement, riots, and corruption - Shah told BJP workers here ""In Bengal, during the elections and after Didi's (Chief Minister Banerjee) victory, hundreds of BJP workers were killed. Didi, how long will you protect them?" "I'm telling you - your (government's) time is up. In 2026, ...