Mamata Banerjee Announced To Contest From Nandigram
Mamata Banerjee announced to contest from Nandigram, the stronghold of Suvendu Adhikari: West Bengal Assembly Election 2021.
CM and TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee played a big stake in the mega rally on Monday in the stronghold of Suvendu Adhikari, who recently joined BJP after leaving Trinamool Congress (TMC).
Mamata made a big announcement from this rally and said that this time she will contest the assembly elections from Nandigram also. Also, from her traditional seat Bhawanipur, Mamta will also enter the ground. Nandigram is considered to be the stronghold of Suvendu Adhikari.
Officers have left Trinamool and joined BJP in the last month. Mamta said in a rally here that Nandigram is lucky for me. Started from Nandigram. I have not forgotten Nandigram. How will I forget that day mixed with blood.
According to him, some people are moving here and there. There is nothing to worry about. He was not there when Trinamool was born. Some people can go. Well done.
There are three people in politics. Scrooge, frat, tyagi. Someday Tyagi will not leave his mother’s lap. BJP leaders from Delhi are speaking either in jail or at home.
BJP is a washing machine and washing powder. Black will penetrate and come out plain. Will not let Bengal sell. Will not let Bengal sell if alive. This is my challenge.
Without naming Subhendu, he said that whether you are the Prime Minister or the Vice-President or the President of the country, you become the leader of the country, but will not allow Bengal to be sold as long as I am alive.
Here, the Congress and the Left Front will contest in Bengal in this year’s assembly elections. On Sunday, a joint meeting of the two parties was held in Kolkata on the seat-sharing, in which again no result was found.
Senior leaders of both parties were present in it. According to sources, Congress has demanded 120 to 130 seats, on which the Left Front does not agree.
Even before this, several rounds of talks have been held on seat sharing, but till now the matter has not been made. In the 2016 assembly elections, there was an alliance between the Left Front and the Congress.
