Leading Intellectuals Made The Social And Political Distance

Leading intellectuals made social and political distance from Mamta government: Bengal Assembly Elections 2021.

Leading intellectuals who once fought for the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress in Bengal during the Nandigram-Singur land movement.

They are now maintaining social and political distance from the ruling party ahead of the 2021 state assembly elections.

He says that now the ruling party workers are involved in illegitimate activities all over Bengal.

Veteran theater personalities such as Bibhas Chakraborty, singer and lyricist Nachiketa Chakraborty, actor Kaushik Sen and many others.

Who used to be at the forefront of Trinamool rallies, have now openly distanced themselves from the party.

An intellectual exodus in such a situation is a tough challenge for the Trinamool Congress.

It was during these agitations in Singur and Nandigram that these intellectuals, under the leadership of the Left Front, provided moral support to Mamata to oust the world’s longest-lived Left regime.

In this connection, Bibhas Chakraborty said that after a decade I feel deeply ashamed because we were part of the mass movement in Bengal under the banner of Mamata Banerjee’s TMC.

The ruling party workers are now involved in illegitimate activities all over Bengal and the worst thing is that all of us only protested against these things.

Because we wanted to change. Eminent thinker Chakraborty said that he has decided to maintain socio-political distance from the Trinamool Congress and its activities.

Singer-musician Nachiketa Chakraborty said that 10 years ago I was comparatively young and had limited understanding of politics. I never wanted to be a minister.

I did what I felt. Now it will not be repeated again. He sang songs to inspire those opposing the Left Front government’s misrule.

Congress-Left claims amidst stampede in Trinamool – Mamta Sarkar is in doubt, prove majority in Assembly

In Bengal, the opposition Congress and the Left Front on Thursday claimed that the Mamata Govt is in minority, should Pass floor testin the state.

Amidst a stampede in the ruling Trinamool Congress and rebellion by Mamata Banerjee’s top ministers, legislators, and leaders, before the assembly elections in Bengal. There is not enough majority.

Leaders of both parties held a joint press conference and said that the way the Trinamool MLAs are going to other parties, it seems that this government has come in a minority.

The government should prove its majority in the assembly.

On the other hand, the Trinamool rejected the claim of the Congress and the Left parties, saying that the people of the state did not trust the Congress and the Left. This has been proved in the last election.