On Monday, Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamta Banerjee taunts PM Narender Modi over his printed picture on Covid-19 vaccination certificates, she said,” the day wasn’t far when the country will be named after him”. Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi renames World’s Biggest Stadium as Narendra Modi Stadium and now, he came into the limelight as his photograph was printed on a coronavirus vaccination certificate.
Mr. Banerjee, who was addressing the rally in West Bengal on the occasion of International Women’s Day said,” The Prime Minister has already named a stadium after him. He has put his photographs on Covid-19 vaccination certificates. A day will come when the country will be named after him”. He added,” He will send a picture of himself to space through ISRO”.
During his rally speech, he said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi ride an electric scooter before the one-day in the famous Brigade Ground and also, asked about the condition of women in the state. Later, asked about the situation of the state.
According to him, the leaders of the BJP Party will come to Bengal only during the days of elections and tries to spread ridiculous things and sprawls in the state. He was talking of the situation of women and their safety but What is the condition of women during the BJP ruling? and What is the current situation of Modi’s Gujarat?
Mr. Banerjee said,” PM Modi and Amit Shah, Union Home Minister should move his focus on BJP-ruled states, Gujarat, added, media reports say that in the last two years, four rapes and two killings were recorded every day.
The fight which is going on is called “Didi versus BJP” and she said,” The fight is happening between me and all the 294 seats of BJP”.
The rally began in the College Square area in central Kolkata and went on the end near Dorina crossing, which is five kilometers away. In the rally, senior party leader Chandrima Bhattacharya and Mala Roy were seen. Also, some more popular faces like Saayoni Ghosh and Sayantika Banerjee were included in them.
Currently, Trinamool Congress and Bhartiya Janta Party are the heads of the Assembly polls in West Bengal. Now, the elections will be scheduled on March 27, and on April 1, 6, 10, 17, 22, 26, and 29, which is making the longest poll in the state, and the votes will count on May 2.
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