“A conspiracy is being hatched to kill me…”, Mamata Banerjee’s sensational allegation on BJP; The Election Commission also tightened the voter list

• “There is a plot to kill me…”
• Mamata Banerjee’s sensational allegations against BJP
• The Election Commission also tightened the voter list

Mamata Banerjee on BJP: Chief Minister of West Bengal and Sarvesarva of Trinamool Congress Mamata Banerjee In a public meeting at Manbazar in Purulia district On Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Attacked. “BJP leaders are plotting to kill me,” he has created a stir in Bengal politics by making sensational claims. While replying to those who criticized his health, he expressed doubts about the statements of BJP leaders.

“I am back from death’s door!”

Mamata Banerjee during her speech took serious note of the questions raised by the BJP leaders regarding her old injuries and health. “I have fought death and stood again. Anyone who doubts about my injury should check the doctor’s report. There was a conspiracy to injure me deliberately during the election. Yet I campaigned on a wheelchair,” she said. He also expressed his fear that a new conspiracy like riots is being hatched from BJP’s statements.

1.2 crore names missing from voter list; Will go to Supreme Court

Pointing out the flaws in the election process, Chief Minister Banerjee targeted the Center on the issue of SIR (Special Intensive Revision). He alleged that the names of about 1 crore 2 million people in the state were deleted from the voter list. “I will fight for the rights of these people from the streets to the Supreme Court. Free legal aid will also be provided to the victims if required,” he assured at the time.

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Mention of Amit Shah and Gujarat riots

Directly criticizing Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Mamata Banerjee said, “Those who came to power through riots should not teach us democracy.” He referred to the Gujarat riots and questioned the functioning of the BJP. He also hit out at inflation and false promises made by the BJP during elections.

Criticize the ignorance of opponents

Responding to the criticism leveled by the Left parties, he clarified that the allegation that the population structure of the state has changed since the Trinamool Congress came to power in 2011 is completely baseless. “The opposition is spreading ignorance about history and society and trying to tarnish the image of the state,” he criticized.

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