Kolkata: emphasizing that the impact of “Tripura Incident” will be felt in Delhi, the Bengal Head of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee on Thursday promised that his party would overthrow the BJP government in the northern state.
“We will go to Tripura and win the election there,” Banerjee said after visiting the SSKM Hospital, where the leader of the Trinamool Jaya Datta Congress and Sudip Raha were injured in the alleged incident throwing stones being treated.
“If there is a cruelty in Tripura, the impact will be felt in Delhi,” he said.
Banerjee then labels to the Tripura “Barbaris” government.
“Can’t you see what they do with UPSC (paper question)? This is a savage government.
In Tripura, they swore the media.
It can’t continue and we will fight.
If they think they can file brilliantly to anyone, they must Remember that we maintain the law and order in Bengal, “he said.
CM states that the petting government in the northeastern state allows freeway criminals.
“I want to ask the Minister of Home Union Amit Shah why does he not send NHRC or the National Commission for women in Tripura? Criminals are given free hands; they are a lobbing bomb on the streets,” he said.
Alleged that nearly 2 outsiders were brought to Bengal during the election of assembly earlier this year, he said: “They were allowed to go anywhere and our party leaders could not enter Tripura.” Minister of Law Bengal Malay Ghatak, who is currently in Tripura, said the case of “fabrication” was slapped by MP Trinamool Abhishek Banerjee and other leaders in connection with the Incident of Khowai.
“Both cases (one against Abhishek and the other and the second against 14 TMC leaders) are wrong, made-made and motivated.
The complainant should be taken to the task while the responsible police station must be immediately dismissed,” he said.
Tripura police on Thursday caught Surajit Sonadhar, the driver of the National Spokesman Trinamool Debangshu Bhattacharya, in connection with the alleged attack on the Trinamool leader earlier this week.
The police sought other party leaders in the state, including a spokesman for TMC TMC Ashis Lal Singh.
A five member TMC team, including Braatya Basu, Arpita Ghosh, Pratima Mandal and Aparupa Poddar, is expected to reach Tripura on Friday.