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Mamata Banerjee to challenge PM Narendra Modi in Varanasi in 2024 Lok Sabha elections?

Attacking Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, PM Modi on Thursday said that she has now realised that contesting from Nandigram was a mistake
Last Updated : 02 April 2021, 02:09 IST
Last Updated : 02 April 2021, 02:09 IST

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Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for implying that Mamata Banerjee's loss in Nandigram is imminent in the ongoing West Bengal Assembly election, the Trinamool Congress said that he should look for a safer seat to fight from in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, as he will be challenged in his fortress Varanasi.

"Didi is winning Nandigram. The question of her fighting from another seat doesn't arise. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, retract from your efforts to mislead people before they see your lies with the end of nomination in WB. Look for a safer seat in 2024, as you will be challenged in Varanasi," TMC tweeted.

The tweet came shortly after TMC MP Mahua Moitra asked the Prime Minister to get his "armour on" as Mamata Banerjee will be contesting from Varanasi in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

Attacking Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, PM Modi on Thursday said that she has now realised that contesting from Nandigram was a mistake. Addressing two back-to-back rallies in Bengal, Modi also exuded confidence in BJP’s success in the Assembly elections saying that Mamata’s actions were a clear indication of the things to come.

"First, Didi left the Bhabanipur constituency and went to Nandigram. Now she has realised that she made a mistake,” Modi said.

Sporadic incidents of violence, allegations of booth capturing and clashes on Thursday marred the second phase of assembly polls in Bengal, especially in the high-profile Nandigram constituency, even as 80 per cent turnout was recorded till 5 pm.

(With PTI inputs)

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Published 02 April 2021, 01:04 IST

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