Political rhetoric is intense in TMC (Trinamool Congress) ruled West Bengal led by CM Mamata Banerjee. Bihar government minister Mangal Pandey on Thursday targeted the TMC government.
Bihar government minister Mangal Pandey, while talking to news agency IANS, said, “CM Mamata Banerjee is angry because by going to West Bengal, she is giving protection to anti-people policies and programmes, especially to infiltrators working against the public. Union Home Minister Amit Shah exposed this to the public. That is why she is angry.”
He said, “The honor of our Hindu mothers and sisters is not safe in West Bengal. Today, when we talk about their rights and rights, Mamata Banerjee gets angry. When we talk about stopping infiltrators, she gets angry.
When Union Home Minister Amit Shah talks about all such issues which are in the interest of West Bengal, Didi gets angry. Now it is very clear to Mamata Banerjee that her land has slipped and the people of West Bengal have gone away from her.”
He surrounded TMC General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee and said, “What questions will he raise? The people of West Bengal have already raised questions against him and TMC across the world. Abhishek Banerjee himself is accused of giving open protection to all the big goons of West Bengal. He gives protection to all the criminals involved in loot and corruption.”
Mangal Pandey said, “Be it the Mayor of Calcutta, a government minister or an MLA, if anyone gives open protection to all such people, it is Abhishek Banerjee. Every child of the state knows this. He himself is facing many allegations. Today, his party is being accused of obstructing the SIR process. They are intimidating the BLO with the help of goons.
They are trying to intimidate other officers and officials engaged in SIR so that the names of the infiltrators appear in the voter list. With this they want to come back to power by conducting fake voting.”
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