Kolkata
West Bengal is going to vote on April 6 under the third phase in West Bengal. Meanwhile, BJP National President JP Nadda, who arrived in Kolkata on Monday for a roadshow, has targeted Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan. He said- 'Democracy is there, everyone has the right. She comes from Uttar Pradesh, where I was in charge of elections, there was no visit to her (Jaya Bachchan). They are also welcome here. Jai Bachchan has come to campaign for Trinamool Congress in the high-profile Tollygunge seat.
At the same time, Union Minister and BJP candidate Babul Supriyo has also commented on Jaya Bachchan's campaigning in the assembly elections. He said- 'If Jaya Ji knew about TMC candidate Arup Vishwas from Toliganj, she would not campaign for him under any circumstances. She will tell TMC to win at her rally and will speak against BJP, but will not say anything against me, I say with confidence. ' It is worth noting that Babul Supriyo is challenging the confidence of Arup Vishwas from Toliganj's seat.
Mamta the only woman to fight all atrocities: Jaya Bachchan
Meanwhile, SP MP Jaya Bachchan, who arrived in Kolkata, said - 'My party leader Akhilesh Yadav has asked me to come here to give his support to TMC. I have the utmost love and respect for Mamta Ji. She is the only woman to fight against all kinds of atrocities. '
No one ever succeeded by threatening Bengalis: Jaya
Jaya said, 'Mamta is fighting alone against the atrocities and for the democratic rights of the people of Bengal. Her leg is broken, but she is still fighting. ' Targeting the BJP indirectly, Bachchan said that no one has ever succeeded by 'threatening' the Bengalis. Bachchan said that those who criticize Banerjee should be ashamed. She said, 'She is fighting for the rights and respect of the people of Bengal. It is the safest state for women. For those who criticize him, I would just like to say, be ashamed, be ashamed! '
BJP contesting 4 MPs including Supriyo
Significantly, Babul Supriyo is also a BJP MP, but the party has also fielded him in the assembly elections this time. This time BJP is making every effort to win Mamta's fort. Apart from Babul Supriyo, three more MPs have also been given tickets by the party for the assembly elections. Similarly, Lockett Chatterjee has been nominated from Chuchura in Hubli, Rajya Sabha member Dr Swapan Dasgupta from Takeshwar seat in Hooghly, and MP Nishit Pramanik from Dinhata assembly seat.
Mamta wrote a letter to the opposition leaders to support
Let us tell you that a few days ago, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee wrote letters to many opposition leaders including Congress President Sonia Gandhi, NCP chief Sharad Pawar, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav. Told to accompany you. Mamta had said that she needed the support of all the leaders to save democracy from being killed.
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