Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday (March 23) targetted the BJP-led central government saying that it’s selling off its belongings to non-public fingers.
Addressing an election rally within the Purulia district, Banerjee additionally took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying his “factory of lies” will be the only factor that continues to be.
She claimed that the Centre is planning to unload the nationalised telecom agency and banks, nationwide provider Air India and state-run firms in different core sectors like defence manufacturing.Â
“They (BJP government) are closing down all central concerns. Only one factory will be there, that of Narendra Modi’s lies and the BJP’s fraud,” Banerjee was quoted as saying by PTI.
Banerjee additionally alleged that the BJP has not fulfilled its guarantees made in its manifesto for the meeting elections in Assam and Tripura.
She claimed that BJP governments within the two northeastern states have rendered 1000’s of government staff jobless.
The TMC chief additional stated that she will “not let go of an inch of land without a fight”.
“We will combat, ‘khela hobe’,” she stated, including she will “break, but not bend”.
She requested the TMC’s ladies supporters to make use of their cooking utensils like ladles to throw out “outsider goons” from the state throughout the eight-phase elections.
Since struggling the leg damage, she has been addressing public conferences sitting in a wheelchair.
“The BJP was thinking that it injured Mamata and so she will not be able to go out. But it doesn’t know me. I can play the game with just one leg and kick the ball out of the field,” she stated.
“I will hit the ball with one leg in such a way that you (BJP) will vanish from Delhi too,” the TMC supremo stated.
She additionally cautioned them to not settle for meals supplied to them by BJP supporters and employees.
“They may mix sedatives in the food to make you fall asleep and taking advantage of that, they may cast votes in their favour in EVMs,” she stated.
The West Bengal meeting elections will be carried out in eight phases from March 27.
