Did Mamata Banerjee ask Mahua Moitra to mind her own business? West Bengal CM slams Krishnanagar MP publicly

After the 2021 West Bengal elections, Moitra was removed from the post of district president. Sources say that though she no longer holds the post, she does hold sway in Karimpur, where she also has ancestral property.

NewsBharati    10-Sep-2022 15:19:03 PM
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Kolkata, Sept 10: West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee in a stern message to her party’s Krishnanagar MP Mahua Moitra, asked her to concentrate on her own Lok Sabha constituency. Banerjee issued the message publicly.
 
 
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West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee said at the party organizational booth meeting, “Mahua, who gives post and who does not give is not important. It is for the party to think about that. Karimpur is not your area, it’s Abu Taher’s and he will see. You only concentrate on your Lok Sabha constituency.” In a Facebook post on Friday (Sept 9) evening, Moitra, in apparent reaction to the CM’s advice, reiterated her association with Karimpur.
 
“You all know that in 2016, with the blessing of Mamata Banerjee and your love, I became MLA Karimpur. From 2016 to 2019, I tried to implement developmental work of Mamata Banerjee government in this region. During this time, I got works done worth Rs 149 crore here. Karimpur ITI and other colleges came up. In 2019, I became MP from Krishnanagar. I have worked for each assembly constituency in my area and also have worked for Karimpur as the people of Karimpur love me,” she said.
 
“As a voter of Karimpur and also as former MLA, my bonding with Karimpur was and will be there. Today, party high command has asked me to give more time to my Lok Sabha constituency. Therefore, I will not be able to give more time (to Karimpur). My request to you all from now is that for developmental work, please get in touch with the MP of this region, Abu Taher Khan.”
 
 
 
 
 
Mahua Moitra was elected MLA from Karimpur constituency in 2016. However, n 2019, she became MP from the Krishnanagar seat. A portion of the Karimpur Assembly constituency falls under Krishnanagar limits. As Nadia district president, Moitra used to look after the entire area at one point.
 
According to the reports of News 18, After the 2021 West Bengal elections, Moitra was removed from the post of district president. Sources say that though she no longer holds the post, she does hold sway in Karimpur, where she also has ancestral property. Her interest in the area is reportedly not appreciated by Karimpur’s current MLA, a fact brought to the notice of Mamata Banerjee which reportedly prompted the public chastising.