Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today claimed that BJP will not be able to win even 70 seats in the assembly elections. Trinamool Congress chief Mamata said at a rally in Dabgram-Phulbari in Jalpaiguri district, "Prime Minister Modi has said that BJP has already won 100 seats out of 135 seats which have been held till now. I can say that elections After it ends, BJP will not get 70 seats out of the total of 294 seats ".
He alleged that the BJP is spreading lies by speaking different things at different places on the same issue. Mamata Banerjee said that Home Minister Amit Shah had said in Darbiling's Lebong that there would be no NRC. He said that 14 lakh people have been identified and they have been sent to detention centers based on procedure to find illegal migrants under the National Civil Register.
He said, "14 lakh people have been asked to go to the Detention Center". . He said that you are all citizens. His only request to the people is to cast their vote.
Mamata claimed that BJP is bringing people from other states where the epidemic has spread and it is helping to spread the coronavirus infection. He said, "These people will spread Kovid in the state and then go away. Last year when the situation of Kovid was there, no BJP leader was able to come to the state".
Mamata criticized the BJP for its 'anti-people and anti-poor stance and said that the prices of fuel including LPG are skyrocketing.
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