Arrogance at its peak! "Elections may come and go, but TMC will remain in power," claims Mamata
Speaking at a government distribution programme in East Medinipur, Mamata Banerjee assured the public that the Trinamool Congress would persist in its position of power in the state, regardless of electoral outcomes.
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Kolkata, Mar 5: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee confidently asserted her party's dominance in the state, emphasizing, "Elections may come and go, but the Trinamool Congress will continue to hold sway in Bengal."
Speaking at a government distribution programme in East Medinipur, Mamata Banerjee assured the public that the Trinamool Congress would persist in its position of power in the state, regardless of electoral outcomes. She underscored the party's resilience, declaring that while votes may fluctuate, the Trinamool Congress will endure in West Bengal.
"The Trinamool Congress will remain in power in Bengal. Those who are raising slogans before the polls should remember that the Trinamool Congress will continue to be in power in the state. Elections will come and go, but the Trinamool Congress will still remain in the state" - Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal CM
VIDEO | Here's what BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari said on Tapas Roy resigning from TMC.
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"Tapas Roy is a veteran politician in our state, having been elected as an MLA four times. He is an experienced politician. We will send him a proposal to join politics after discussing with… pic.twitter.com/Ur0Uo9DsRE
Mamata Banerjee also targeted the BJP-led central government through a statement intended at PM Modi where she said;
"Some people from Delhi come during election time, but they are not seen for the rest of the year. They don't even come when someone dies" - Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal CM
Meanwhile, in a major setback to the Trinamool Congress just before the Lok Sabha elections, the party's veteran leader Roy tendered his resignation from the post as well as from the party on Sunday. The Baranagar MLA said that he resigned because he felt that he was not respected in the party. Tapas Roy is also the Deputy Whip of TMC.
"I resigned because I felt that I was not respected in this party, many times such situations arose where I felt this. The ED team reached my house on January 12th, it has been many days since the incident took place but no sympathy or cooperation has been received from the party" - Tapas Roy, Baranagar MLA
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