TMC will not leave an inch to any oppn nominee: Mamata

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

Jangipur (WB): Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Sunday asserted that her party would not leave an inch to any opposition candidate in any seat, including Jangipur Lok Sabha constituency where President Pranab Mukherjee’s son Abhijit is the Congress candidate.

“BJP, Congress and CPI(M) are playing got-up matches. But we are not into any such game,” she said at an election rally here in support of party candidate Haji Nurul Islam.

Without once naming the President or his son, Banerjee said, “I have not brought Haji Nurul, Indranil (Sen) or Mohammed Ali to play got-up matches here.”

Sen, a new entrant, is pitted against Congress heavyweight and Union Minister Adhir Chowdhury for the Baharampur seat, while Mohammad Ali is the TMC candidate in Murshidabad.

TMC and Congress had fought the 2009 Lok Sabha elections in an alliance and all these three seats were won by Congress.

Claiming that Congress “only makes false promises”, she asserted that “Congress will get a big zero.”

“The Centre is taking away one lakh crore rupees from the state. Had this not happened, we could have ensured 20 lakh jobs for the youth of the state,” she claimed. (PTI)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Very excited: Indian diaspora in Seychelles ahead of PM Modi’s Navashakti Vinayakar Temple visit

Victoria, June 29: Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Navashakti Vinayakar Temple in Victoria during...

India protected its consumers from oil shock as West Asia crisis rattled world economies

New Delhi, June 29: As the West Asia crisis rattled global economies with surging oil and gas prices...

Tripura Queen Pineapple Global Festival: ‘Buyer-Seller Meet’ sign Rs 11 crore deals

New Delhi/Agartala, June 29: In a major boost to Tripura's pineapple industry, as many as 18 Letters of...

Bangladesh: BNP targets Jamaat over 1971 Liberation War stance, demands apology

Dhaka, June 29: The ruling Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government criticised the radical Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami over its...