Claim about Amit Shah's early election victory and its alleged application in West Bengal elections is largely unsubstantiated.

Alleged Early Election Fraud: The core assertion that Amit Shah won his first election through a specific fraudulent method involving deterring female voters by calling their parents is not supported by any of the provided reference materials [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. The sources discuss electoral fraud and controversies surrounding Amit Shah in different contexts, but not this particular incident from his college days.

SIR Formula and West Bengal Elections: While the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls has been a point of contention, particularly in West Bengal, with allegations of selective application to benefit the BJP [1][2], the claim that this process is directly linked to the alleged fraudulent method used by Amit Shah in his first election is unsubstantiated. The provided sources do not connect Amit Shah's alleged early election tactics to the SIR process in the 2026 West Bengal elections [1][2].

Source Attribution: The claim attributes the information to Rajdeep Sir Desai's books and interviews. However, none of the provided references, which include information about electoral processes and political figures, corroborate this specific attribution or the details of the alleged incident [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8].