After TMC chief grilled by CBI, Mamata threatens to reveal ‘job rip-off’ throughout Left regime
By Express News Service
KOLKATA: A day after her celebration’s secretary basic Partha Chatterjee was grilled by the CBI in reference to an alleged recruitment rip-off in faculties, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee threatened to reveal alleged irregularities in state authorities jobs throughout the Left Front regime.
“The CPI(M) would issue hand-written chits which used to be enough to get government jobs. I have not disclosed it till date showing my political courtesy. From now on, I will unfold the chapters one after another,” Mamata mentioned on Thursday whereas addressing a rally in Jhargram, which as soon as turned the epicentre of the Maoist motion in Jungle Mahal.
Political observers within the state famous that Mamata’s risk in regards to the alleged rip-off in authorities jobs throughout the Left Front’s tenure which ended 11 years in the past comes on the heels of the continued controversy associated to alleged irregularities in recruitment in faculties which the CPI(M) is attempting to make use of as a political software in opposition to the ruling Trinamool Congress.
Without mentioning the CBI probe into the alleged recruitment rip-off, which is alleged to have embarrassed the ruling celebration, the Bengal CM hit out on the BJP-led Centre alleging it’s utilizing the central companies after failing to win the 2021 Assembly elections. “Now they are eyeing the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. They are using the central agencies vindictively. It is because the BJP failed to win the Assembly elections in Bengal. Now they are trying to achieve their political goals by using the agencies. The mandate given by the electorate in Bengal in the Assembly polls made it clear that they (BJP) have no hope in 2024,” she mentioned.
Launching a blistering assault on each the CPI(M) and BJP, Mamata accused the 2 events of being allies in Bengal politics. “They are two brothers in West Bengal’s politics and Bengal’s electorate is aware of it. These two parties are trying to prevent us from doing development work. But the TMC cannot be stopped. We will give a befitting reply in the coming elections,” she mentioned.
The rise of the BJP in Bengal is alleged to be on the expense of the CPI(M)’s vote-bank. A substantial chunk of the voters, who had been loyal to the communist celebration, determined to help the BJP aiming to derail Mamata’s authorities within the 2021 Assembly elections. The saffron camp took its tally from three to 77 within the 294-seat Assembly however the goal was left unachieved.
