The political meeting took place in the rain, but leader Ellen was not disappointed. Rather, on this occasion, employment brought a smile on the faces of small vendors of Bhagwangola. During the elections, such a picture was seen in Murshidabad.
meeting canceled due to disaster
A public meeting was organized in Bhagawangola, Murshidabad in support of Trinamool candidate Rayad Hussain Sarkar.
Abhishek Banerjee was supposed to be present.
But he could not attend the meeting due to bad weather and could not name the helicopter.
Still there is a crowd in the field, waiting under an umbrella
It starts raining at half past two in the afternoon, yet—
The crowd of workers-supporters was a sight to behold.
Standing under umbrella and waiting to see the leader.
Many have to return disappointed in the end
smile on the faces of sellers
Even if there was no meeting, business gathered outside the field.
Water seller Yusuf’s claim –
Sale of water more than Rs 5 thousand
In the words of almond seller Abu Sufiyan –
All nuts are gone, good profit is made
Election means more employment
According to local businessmen-
Meeting of big leaders during elections means opportunity for selling
Demand for food, water and small items increases
That’s why the leaders did not come, the crowd of people brought employment.
Abhishek returned from the meeting in Lovepur.
Note, not being able to go to Bhagwan Gola
Abhishek Bandyopadhyay held a public meeting at Labpur and returned to Kolkata from there.
Even though Abhishek Banerjee’s meeting was canceled due to the disaster, small businessmen made good profits by selling water and nuts in Bhagawangola. Despite natural obstacles, off-site trading took place.
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