Bengal Elections 2021: Shah’s Big Attack On Mamta
Bengal Elections 2021: Shah’s big attack on Mamta, said- TMC brought Bengal into Hades.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday addressed the BJP’s election rally in Jhargram, Bengal due to a technical glitch in the helicopter.
During this, he made a big attack on Mamta Banerjee. Shah said that the Trinamool Congress (TMC) destroyed the entire Bengal in the last 10 years of governance. Even said that TMC has transported Bengal to Hades.
Roaring against Mamta, Shah said that there is a goon raj going on in the state. Appeasement, negotiation, and corruption are at their peak.
In Bengal, Hindus have to go to court to celebrate the festival. He called upon the people of Bengal to overthrow such a government.
Bengal Elections 2021: He said that Bengal has to be freed from Gunda Raj, Tolabaji, and appeasement. Shah also lashed out at the non-implementation of central schemes in Bengal.
He said that the Central Government is running many schemes for the tribals, the poor, and the farmers, but the people of Bengal are not getting the benefit of this. The Mamta government put a hindrance in this.
Shah said that he would implement central schemes as soon as the BJP government is formed in Bengal after the elections. At the same time, he said that if the government is formed, the development will be taken to the extreme.
Shah called upon the people to remove the government which came in the way of development. Shah also informed that BJP’s manifesto for Bengal is coming soon.
During the meeting, he also announced the opening of a university in Jhadgram and Eklavya school in every zone, to form a government of the BJP to help the people of this tribal-dominated area.
He said that lakhs of tribals will be made self-reliant. There will be work for the welfare of tribal society.
Virtual address for technical failure in a helicopter.
Actually, Shah could not reach Jhadgram due to a technical problem in the helicopter. He then addressed the gathering through a virtual medium. He promised the people of Jhadgram to come after the elections.
