Mamata Vs Amit Shah in Bengal: Shah threatens to jail corrupt ministers, Didi dares BJP to first defeat Abhishek Banerjee, then think of defeating her

KOLKATA 18 FEB: In the most politically volatile district of poll bound West Bengal, while Union Home minister Amit Shah on Thursday promised at a party rally at Namkhana in South 24 Pargana, that those who indulge in corruption related to fund allotted for cyclone Amphan affected  victims , would be send to jail once BJP came to power , chief minister Mamata Banerjee challenged him that if he had the courage he should contest from any seat from the district against her nephew and MP Abhisekh Banerjee   in the upcoming  Assembly election. 

Later in the day, Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee lashed out at the Union Home Minister’s ‘Didi-Bhaipo’ jibes.

Banerjee challenged Shah to contest the state election against her nephew Abhishek Banerjee, first. Only after that, he should think of fighting with her.  

While addressing a rally in Pailan, South 24 Parganas, Banerjee said, “I am challenging you, that first, you contest the election with Abhisekh Banerjee and then throw corruption allegations against him.”

According to Shah, TMC’s current slogan is ‘Bhatija Badao. Bhatija Kalyan’ is their main aim.

Hitting out at the Union Minister’s son, Jai Shah, Banerjee said, “How could he manage to make crores of rupees. I know many of his internal scams and if he tries to malign Abhisekh every day, then we will also output forward the corruption charges related to Jai Shah.”

Meanwhile, Shah announced a host of facilities to be offered to the residents of south 24 Pargana once they come to power, with the elections around the corner. In line with PM Kissan Sanman Nidhhi, the fisherman of South 24 Pargana will also get Matsha Sanman Niddhi scheme. The scheme is to provide ₹6,000 per month to every fisherman family.

Moreover, Shah also announced that a seafood hub would be developed in South 24 Parganas. Also, Shah said that if the party comes to power, they will form a seventh pay commission. Further, Shah talked about how the economy of the state is in such a dangerous position. In addition, he mentioned how the Seventh Pay Commission is not handed out to the employees in Bengal. 

“As the coastal region is more prone to cyclone and flood, a zero-casualty task-force will be set up. So, if there is a natural calamity situation, the team can take care of the people,” added Shah. 

Banerjee Comments: Crude Bomb Attack on Jakir Hossain

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed minister of state for labour, Jakir Hossain’s injury to be a big conspiracy on the part of railways. It is worth mentioning that Hossain was attacked while he was boarding a train from the Murshidabad district. In particular, when some unidentified men hurled a crude bomb at Nimtita railway station in Jangipur city of Murshidabad district on late Wednesday.

Banerjee questioned, “Why was there no railway police at the railway station. It is a security lapse on the part of the railway authorities. Also, why the lights at the railway station were off during that time. The case has been handed over to the CID. Also, a special investigation team has been formed to investigate the matter. The SIT will be headed by Anuj Sharma IPS & will comprise ADG South Bengal, STF, IB, CIF, SP Jangipur & SRP Howrah

“Hossain, the minister of state for labour, was waiting at platform no. 2 of the station to catch a train to Kolkata at around 10 pm on Wednesday when he was attacked,” said a senior police officer of West Bengal Police.

However, state BJP president, Dilip Ghosh, said, “The incident shows that West Bengal is not even safe for ministers. The government has failed to control the law and order situation in the state.”

called last evening incident as one that was “planned tactfully”. 

Banerjee visited the hospital where some injured and the minister Zakir Hussain are  undergoing treatment. Seven people suffered grievous injuries, their hand and legs were blown off.

Banerjee and Shah: Both Claim to form a government in Bengal

While Shah claimed that they are going to form a government in Bengal after this year’s Assembly election, even Banerjee challenged that they will win with more seats this year compared to the last two year’s Assembly election. 

In fact, Banerjee urged the voters to vote for TMC as she will be the face of TMC. Also, she will ensure that she visits every corner of the district and seeks the blessings of each and every voter.

According to Banerjee, BJP has already decided to give money to the booth agents to buy votes. In addition, she warned every citizen to be careful and watch out for any outsiders trying to enter their area to create a disturbance.

“BJP is trying to buy our booth-level workers as they do not have workers in the districts. If you want TMC to come to power, then you have to show an exit sign to CPI(M), Congress, and BJP.

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