West Bengal has the fourth phase of elections on Saturday, that is, on Saturday. Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Kolkata just a day before the election. During this time, he claimed to win 68 out of 91 seats in the three-phase elections in Bengal. Along with Mamta Banerjee and AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi fiercely targeted. On AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi's statement on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah retorted and asked to be photographed with any one of the Hindus. Let us know that during a rally in the Bengal elections, a young man wearing a cap on the head is speaking in the ear of PM Modi. The picture went viral on social media. After the viral picture, Asaduddin Owaisi targeted Modi.
What did Owaisi say about PM?
Owaisi posted a video on Twitter, in which he is speaking at a rally, 'Just a few days ago there was a picture in the newspaper and on social media in which Modi Ji has a man with a cap on his head. Modi Ji is standing and that person is telling him something in his ear. Media people questioned me about what he would have said. To this, I said that he has said in Modi Ji's ear that Modi Ji is not a Bangladeshi.
Mamta Banerjee has become angry about the defeat
At the same time, Union Home Minister Amit Shah attacked Mamata Banerjee and said that Mamata Banerjee was shocked by the defeat. Amit Shah has accused Mamata Banerjee of appeasement politics. She said that there is a bad condition of women's safety in Bengal. Shah claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party was winning 63 to 68 seats in the three-phase election in Bengal. Not only this, but Amit Shah also said that BJP workers were attacked continuously, our state president Dilip Ghosh was attacked in the last two three days. Not a single TMC leader's comment came against these attacks, these people are pointing silently that you commit violence.
Mamta didi is afraid of slipping vote bank - Shah
Amit Shah further said that the way Didi appealed to minority voters to unite and vote for TMC, suggests that perhaps even their minority votes are slowly slipping away from them, going elsewhere. This fear is haunting them.
Central government schemes were not allowed to be implemented in Bengal - Shah
Amit Shah said that Mamta Banerjee has hindered the development work. He said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has not allowed the Central Government's schemes to be implemented on the ground. Amit Shah said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee did not allow the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme to be implemented in Bengal, due to which the farmers of Bengal have not got the benefit.
People of Bengal angry with Mamta Banerjee - Shah
Amit Shah further said that the people of Bengal are angry with Mamata Banerjee because Prime Minister Modi brought the CAA law to give citizenship to the millions of refugees who come, but Mamata Banerjee is opposing the CAA. Amit Shah said that the Sonar Bangla campaign will be started from Kolkata itself. A fund of Rs 22,000 crore will be allocated for infrastructure development in Kolkata.
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