Many MLAs remained missing from Mamata Banerjee’s meeting, TMC chief said – this was not an election but cruelty

Kolkata. After the crushing defeat of BJP in the West Bengal Assembly Elections, Mamata Banerjee held a meeting with the newly elected MLAs on Wednesday evening at her Kalighat residence in Kolkata. A total of 80 MLAs were called by the TMC Chief in this meeting. If media reports are to be believed, only 71 MLAs attended the meeting. When he was asked about the remaining MLAs, he replied that the MLAs from the violence affected areas were not called.

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wear black on the first day of assembly

Sources said that the TMC chief said in the meeting that after Bengal, now the India alliance team is united. I will not resign, let him fire me. I want this to be a dark day, we have to stay strong. Wear black on the first day of the assembly.”

Cheaters will be expelled from the party

Mamta further said that those who cheated will be expelled from the party. I am laughing. I have defeated them morally. I am a free bird now. I worked for everyone. We may have lost, but we will fight. The Union Home Minister and the Prime Minister are directly involved in this.”

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More than 1500 party offices captured: TMC chief

The source further said that Mamata said in the meeting that we have been forcibly defeated in the elections. I condemn the West Bengal Police, CRPF, Chief Electoral Officer and Election Commission for working at the behest of BJP. More than 1500 party offices were captured. I was booed and pushed. I am having chest pain. This was not an election but cruelty.”

After the landslide victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party in the West Bengal Assembly elections, the winds of change have started blowing. The security cordon outside the residence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who could not win even in her stronghold Bhawanipur, has been reduced. Only 24 hours after the change of power, the roads around the Chief Minister’s residence have been opened to the general public. These routes were restricted areas for many years due to security reasons.