Our party did not lose the elections but was defeated, Election Commission is a big villain, our fight was not with BJP: Mamata Banerjee
Assembly Election Results: The results of West Bengal Assembly elections have come. In the election results, BJP has got a huge majority, while TMC has got a big defeat in the elections. TMC chief Mamata Banerjee held a press conference today after the election defeat. During this, he made many serious allegations against BJP and Election Commission. Mamta Banerjee said that her party has not lost the elections but has been defeated.
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Talking to the media, he said that we have not lost but we have been defeated. Our fight was not with BJP but with the Election Commission. He alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah together have defeated us in the elections by using the Election Commission. He claimed that we will return.
Mamta Banerjee said that we have won in Bengal in a moral manner. He alleged that the Election Commission is the big villain in this whole game, which worked unilaterally. He said that this is the black history of Bengal. Along with this, TMC Chief said that our fight will continue but he has not yet revealed his strategy.
He alleged that an attempt has been made to capture Team AC’s office by surrounding it. I was beaten up at the counting venue and were not allowed to enter the counting centre. He said that he was even kicked on the back.
90 lakh names removed under conspiracy
Mamata Banerjee alleged that 90 lakh names were removed from the voter list as part of a conspiracy. When TMC went to court, 32 lakh names were restored, but the game did not end here. He alleged that later 7 lakh more names were added secretly, about which no one was allowed to know. Mamta said that even in 2004, when she was alone, she had not seen such electoral robbery and atrocities.
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