<h1>Opposition Leader Challenges State's Alleged Bias, Promises 20,000 Ram Navami Processions to Unite Hindus and Drive Economic Growth.</h1> A political leader from the opposition party in West Bengal has vowed to resist any attempts to halt Ram Navami processions, accusing the state's Chief Minister of favoring one community. The leader claims that over 20,000 processions will be held and criticizes the government for allegedly covering up religious violence and failing to address economic issues. He asserts that the ruling party's days are numbered and calls for unity among Hindus. The leader, who has been suspended from the assembly, insists he opposes appeasement, not any community, and advocates for economic development for all.