Mamata Banerjee Says ‘Will be in Delhi Every 2 Months’

“Democracy must go on”, had been West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee‘s parting phrases as she left Delhi after a five-day go to on Friday, promising to return to the capital as soon as each two months. Terming her keep as “successful”, Banerjee’s first journey to the nationwide capital after her resounding victory in the West Bengal meeting polls was akin to testing the waters earlier than she waded deeper into nationwide politics. “The visit was successful. Met a lot of my colleagues for political reasons. We met for political purpose. Democracy must go on. Our slogan is ‘save democracy, save country’. I will come here every two months, said the chief minister before leaving TMC MP and nephew Abhishek Banerjee’s residence.

Banerjee also said that she supports the farmers’ issue and is in touch with them. She was referring to their protest against three agri laws, which were enacted in September last year.

“There can not be something higher than opposition unity for a political goal. I could not meet each chief that I needed to due to Covid protocols. However, the result of the conferences has been good. Let us work collectively,” the TMC supremo said. She met some leaders of opposition parties, raising speculations about the possible united opposition before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.