Double-faced BJP says one thing throughout elections, does one thing else after polls: Mamata in Meghalaya
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SHILLONG: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hit out on the BJP, dubbing the saffron social gathering as ‘double-faced’, which says one thing on the time of elections and does one thing else after polls.
Addressing a public assembly in North Garo Hills district in poll-bound Meghalaya, Banerjee asserted that her Trinamool Congress is the one social gathering that may present higher governance within the northeastern state, because it fulfils the goals of the individuals.
“BJP is double-faced, it says something during elections and does something else after that. The BJP government at the Centre only gives money to states ruled by the saffron party,” she mentioned, urging individuals to vote for the TMC.
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Assembly polls are due in Meghalaya in February-March.
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“TMC is the only party that can provide better governance, as it fulfils the dreams of the youth, women, students and farmers. We want a government for the people, by the people and of the people in Meghalaya,” Banerjee mentioned.
SHILLONG: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hit out on the BJP, dubbing the saffron social gathering as ‘double-faced’, which says one thing on the time of elections and does one thing else after polls.
Addressing a public assembly in North Garo Hills district in poll-bound Meghalaya, Banerjee asserted that her Trinamool Congress is the one social gathering that may present higher governance within the northeastern state, because it fulfils the goals of the individuals.
“BJP is double-faced, it says something during elections and does something else after that. The BJP government at the Centre only gives money to states ruled by the saffron party,” she mentioned, urging individuals to vote for the TMC.
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Assembly polls are due in Meghalaya in February-March.
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“TMC is the only party that can provide better governance, as it fulfils the dreams of the youth, women, students and farmers. We want a government for the people, by the people and of the people in Meghalaya,” Banerjee mentioned.
