Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently asserted that India's 'Gen Z believes in the BJP's development model', a claim made during a public address in Malda, West Bengal. Modi linked this belief to the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) significant electoral success, specifically highlighting its 'historic victory' in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections in Maharashtra. While addressing the rally, which took place ahead of the anticipated West Bengal Assembly elections, PM Modi leveraged the Mumbai civic win to express optimism about the BJP's prospects in West Bengal, emphasizing that development would only come to the state once the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government is defeated. However, the original article's headline, 'PM Modi Cites BMC Win In Bengal', contains a significant inaccuracy. PM Modi referenced the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in Maharashtra, not the Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation (also abbreviated as BMC) in West Bengal. Furthermore, the BJP did not secure a win in the most recent Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation elections held in 2022. Instead, the Trinamool Congress achieved a landslide victory, winning 39 out of 41 seats, with the BJP failing to open its account in those polls. This misrepresentation in the headline suggests a local victory for the BJP in Bengal that did not occur, creating misinformation. Multiple credible sources like The Week, NewsX, and NDTV corroborate PM Modi's statements regarding Gen Z's trust in BJP's development model and his mention of the Mumbai BMC victory while campaigning in Bengal.