Yashwant Sinha. (File pic)
Sinha hit out on the leaders of the saffron celebration for humiliating CM Mamata Banerjee earlier than the individuals of West Bengal throughout their campaigns
- PTI Hazaribag
- Last Updated:May 02, 2021, 17:51 IST
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Trinamool Congress vice-president Yashwant Sinha on Sunday demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah following the end result of West Bengal meeting ballot. He additionally demanded the resignations of BJP nationwide basic secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya and its Bengal president Dilip Ghosh.
The results of the Bengal meeting ballot could have far reaching influence on Uttar Pradesh state election and the 2024 parliamentary election, he mentioned. The individuals within the coutry need change within the central management.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah ought to resign. Also Kailash Vijayvargiya and Dilip Ghosh”, the former member of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee cabinet told reporters here.
The poll result in West Bengal declared on Sunday proved true TMC supremo Mamata Banerjees claim of a resounding victory, while the assertions of a win by Modi and other top BJP leaders have been found to be totally wrong, said Sinha, who had quit the saffron party in 2018 citing the ‘party’s condition’ and that ‘democracy in India is in great danger’.
He alleged that these BJP leaders had claimed mass support in the state by bringing in huge crowds from Jharkhand and adjoining districts.
He hit out at the leaders of the saffron party for humiliating Banerjee before the people of West Bengal during their campaigns. It hurt the feelings of crores of Bengalis so much that they gave a suitable reply to both Modi and Shah and made it clear that they stood united with Banerjee by voting for TMC, Sinha said.
The election result was an indication that people were satisfied with Banerjee’s work and the development in the state under her. The BJP leaders’ claim that they had come for asol poriborton (actual change) too had failed miserably to convince the people, he added.
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