Kolkata: Some dancers to ‘Khela Hobe’ and ‘Mamatadi Arekbar’ played on the loop, while others were busy painting green streets, even when the group smeared Ager on their respective faces and distributed candy while others were busy designing and Innovative banners, congratulate Mamata Banerjee on the victory of landslides, and put them to be shown outside their homes.
The road outside the Banerjee residence in Kalighat resembles a carnival after victory landslides.
With the Chatterjee Harish road (known as the road to “Didir Bari) which was locked with a heavy police contingent that prevents outsiders’ entry preventing, party supporters have begun to gather in the stretch of Jalan Hazra outside the first street of Chatterjee since the first trend of the day began to come around 9 o’clock Morning.
For the next hour, when Banerjee has received a healthy 6,000-plus sound in the third round, the booming box is set on the road and a favorite party, ‘Khela Hobe’, is playing in the loop.
Since then, the number of supporters has increased for a while.
“I am Can’t express my happiness with words.
Didi like our own sister.
I feel like my own sister won today.
We want to see it as prime minister now, “said Mangala Pakhira, leading a group of women smeared and dancing on the road, raising the party flag.
Pakhir worked in a government hospital as a group of group D, but had taken holidays to celebrate” Didi’s victory.
” Sporting Shades Painted with green and orange, with photos of Banerjee and TMC symbols attached to it, 45-year-old Mukherjee Rajah has joined a roadside party directly from work after 10 hours of slogging on night assignments in private companies in private companies in private companies Private companies in private kolkata in the city center.
So, whether Kalighat Road Resident was banned by Roy Chowdhury, who was found dancing by leaving while holding his right hand – still in casts – in the air.
“A little pain does not matter to these days.
I broke my days before the election announcement, but it didn’t deter me to participate in the campaign.
How can I miss a celebration day? “said Roy Chowdhury.
As the DJ that day, Rahul Das, continued to play the TMC Party Chartbusters – ‘Khela Hobe’, ‘Delhi Jabe Hawaii Choti’, ‘Shishir Babur Chheleta’ and ‘Mamatadi Arekbar’, Peppy Bengali songs written and Sung by Young Workers Debangsu Bhattacharya – Even senior leaders join.
“On days like this, it is difficult to hold the emotions of party workers and supporters, who were injured after the losses of the minister’s chairman in Nandigram,” said Kartik Banerjee, one of the eight campaigns.
Manager TMC, celebrating with party workers in Kuniagotatat.
The list of visitors who joined the celebration party are not only limited to supporters in Bhowanipore; when the day takes place, supporters of supporters – on mini trucks, cars and bicycles – start joining from new to Dum Dum , and from Metiabruz in Bhangar in the east.
“It’s a special day and I don’t want to miss the opportunity to meet and greet Didi,” said Dolly Das, Soran g Durganagar resident in 24 North Parganas who went to Kalighat to congratulate the minister directly even though he had difficulty walking.
The craftsmen from the Potters colony nearby too, took a short break from busy puja schedules because many of them joined in the celebration.
They immediately joined a large group of Sikh, all the locals, who brought two Laddoo quintals and distributed it among the supporters.
When the calculation approaches conclusions and trends to clarify that the main minister will sail through 55,000 victory margins, it is better for his own record before, TMC women’s wing members in Ward 83 reached Kalighat with giant banners, changing the name “modishahsuromdini”, playing words, referring to the duo PM Narendra Modi and Interior Minister Amit Shah as Asura, “killed” by Banerjee, like Dewi Durga has killed Asura Mahishasur.
“Didi is the coat of Ma Durga for us and in this election, he once again killed BJP Asura,” explained one of the supporters, set up a banner across the street Chatterjee Harish.