Addressing a BJP rally in Kolkata today (PM Narendra Modi’s Kolkata Rally), Prime Minister Narendra Modi has severely targeted West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee. Abhishek Banerjee scolds Prime Minister Mamata “Bengal would have chosen you as Deedi, but why have you confined yourself to a nephew?” Why did you take your nephew’s greed? You could not abandon the rebellious nepotism of Congress. ‘
Digging into Mamata Banerjee and her nephew Abhishek Banerjee, PM Modi said, “Today, youths in West Bengal, sons and daughters are asking you the same question. He chose you to play the role of Didi, but why did you confine yourself to a nephew? Why did you choose the same nephew’s temptation to be an aunt? Instead of the hopes of millions of nieces and nephews in Bengal, why did you start to meet your nephew’s greed? You could not abandon the rebellious nepotism of Congress. ‘
Accusing the TMC government of bribery, the Prime Minister said, “Talkers have handed over the particles of Bengal, Tinka-Tinka, middlemen, black marketers and syndicates. Today, Manush of Bengal is upset. . ‘
Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the BJP’s victory and how West Bengal could thrive. Exports from the port, tourism from tea, from Mache to Bhat … everything from Bengal soil, he said. There is everything in the soil and sea of West Bengal, which is necessary to make life better. Kolkata is a happy city, Kolkata has a rich past and a bright future, he said. There is no reason to make Kolkata a city of the future by keeping its culture safe.
Targeting the TMC, Modi said, “You can say that many of the work related to the Kolkata airport has been stopped because they were commissioned. Every such task will be accelerated in the BJP government. The smart city project will gain new strength in the BJP government.
The Prime Minister said, “Today, as India enters 75 years of its independence, Bengal will continue with new energy and new resolve. Like the country, the next 25 years are very important for the development of Bengal. The first stop in this 25-year period, these are assembly elections. ‘