Amit Shah Accuses Mamata Banerjee’s MPs of Misconduct in Bengal Meeting
Kolkata: Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a scathing attack on Mamata Banerjee, accusing her MPs of gross misconduct and her government of hindering the progress of the state. Shah confidently stated that the BJP will secure more than 35 out of the 40 parliamentary seats in Bengal next year.
During a speech to the party’s IT cell in Kolkata, Shah highlighted the case of Trinamool Congress’ Mahua Moitra, who was expelled from the Lok Sabha due to a cash-for-query scandal. He alleged that “Didi’s MP shares her password with businessmen in exchange for gifts, and now she is trying to protect that MP.”
Shah further criticized Kalyan Banerjee, a Trinamool MP, for mimicking Rajya Sabha Chairman and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar. “Does it befit an MP to mimic the Vice President?” Shah questioned.
Taking a direct dig at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, known for her modest lifestyle, Shah remarked, “The cut money collected from Bengal is used to purchase luxurious mansions abroad, while the same people roam around here in rubber slippers.” Mamata Banerjee is often seen wearing her signature white saree and rubber slippers.
Shah’s visit comes as the BJP aims to secure a majority of Bengal’s parliamentary seats, a feat they fell short of in 2019. He confidently predicted that the party will win more than 35 seats out of Bengal’s 40 in the upcoming elections.
Shah emphasized the crucial role of the party’s IT cell in achieving this goal, stating that the regional media refrains from conveying the BJP’s message due to fear of Mamata Banerjee. He urged the social media warriors to take charge and ensure Prime Minister Modi’s victory.
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