JOIN USBell for Mamata's departure has already rung: J P Nadda
J P Nadda on Thursday said that the days of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee at power in West Bengal are numbered. Nadda, who addressed four rallies in the state today sought to counter the TMC supremo’s “outsider” jibe at the BJP claiming that it was the saffron party who are “insiders” to the state as they spread the wisdom of the luminaries of Bengal to the country.
Taking a dig at Mamata’s frequent visit to temples during campaigning, Nadda said that she may ring the bells of temples as much as she wants to but the bell for her exit from power has already rung.
“Mamata didi may ring the bells of temples as much as she wants to but the bell for her exit from power in Bengal has already rung,” said Nadda. He alleged Mamata’s visit to temples and chanting Sanskrit slokas in rallies, was damage control exercise for creating hurdles creating hurdles against immersion of Durga idols and holding Saraswati pujas.
Nadda further alleged that the words used by Mamata for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the monikers she used for him goes against the culture and tradition of Bengal.
“BJP is spreading the message of Swami Vivekananda, Rabindranath Tagore and Syama Prasad Mookerjee in the country. Are the words used by her for the Prime Minister, the Home Minister and the monikers she added to my name in tune with Bengal’s culture?,” said Nadda.
“We are the insiders to Bengal and the protector of it’s culture,” said Nadda.
Alleging that the TMC supremo in her 10 year long tenure as the Chief Minister has allowed rampant corruption, extortion and syndicates to have a free run in the State, Nadda urged the people to cast their votes in such a manner that she gets out permanently from power in the interests of the state.
“She (Mamata) has become so frustrated that she is even asking the people to gherao the Central forces,” said Nadda.
