How dare Mamata Didi call India's Prime Minister a miscreant?

Hooogly, February 24: Now this is what you call a shortsighted attack! In a very crucial incident ahead of the West Bengal State Assembly Elections, TMC leader Mamata Banerjee has accused BJP of rioting. "Every time BJP say that Trinamool Congress is 'Tolabaaj', I say BJP is 'dangabaaz and dhandabaaz'", she was quoted addressing the rally in Hoogly.

 

 

She also seems to have addressed the Prime Minister as a miscreant when she said that Bengal would rule Bengal, Gujarat will not rule Bengal. "Modi will not rule Bengal. 'Gundas' (miscreants) will not rule Bengal", she was further quoted. This probably after the BJP leader Babul Supriyo in Bengal exposed the TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee of earning black money from smuggling. Supriyo had also brought Banerjee's 'Patiala House' and concealed earnings from coal and sand mining.

 

 

 

 

Earlier the day, BJP had carried out a massive Parivartan Rally to counter the influence of Mamata Banerjee led government in the state of West Bengal ahead of the upcoming State Assembly Elections was eye catchy! Hundreds of youngsters marched on the Bengal streets launching the ‘Run for Modi’ campaign with hordes of supporting chanting slogans from Shyambazar to Vivekananda road.

 

 

 

Amidst the jubilant celebration, Bengali actor and former TMC member Hiran Chatterjee joined the BJP’s campaign ‘Run for Modi’. Chatterjee, who had earlier hinted at joining the BJP, was garlanded and welcomed by the party supporters. The Parivartan rally also saw the participation of BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga. Ahead of the polls, BJP leader Amit Shah had recently launched the ‘Modipara’ app. IT Cell Head Amit Malviya had informed that 1.8 lakh users were on the app and that around 3.5 lakh visits were recorded. Roughly, 50% users are between the age of 26 and 35 years.  

 

 

The app has been a one-stop destination for BJP’s outreach campaigns and is proving successful in countering the rival TMC’s app ‘Didir Doot’ (messenger of Didi Mamata Banerjee). As BJP makes inroads into West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee faces tough comeptition to retain her seat to power.

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