Bharatiya Janata Party MP Sushil Kumar Modi took a jibe at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, saying that he left the NDA thinking that the INDIA bloc would make him the prime ministerial candidate but he has been offered a "jhunjhuna" of a convenor which is actually a "Munshi-type role" in
Amid the political war of words between the BJP and the combined Opposition over the invites for the grand inauguration of the Ram Temple Ayodhya on January 22, the BJP's West Bengal president and MP Sukanta Majumdar on Thursday claimed that Chief Minister and ruling TMC supremo Mamata Baner
They (TMC) are saying that they are ready to give us two seats in West Bengal. The seats in question are already with us. Both these constituencies elected Congress MPs. So, what new are they giving us? We won these seats defeating Mamata Banerjee's TMC and the BJP. Are they doing us a fa
TMC leader Kunal Ghosh on Tuesday said that the West Bengal Congress is playing the role of broker for BJP in the state at a time when Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is helping the national leadership of Congress.
In a strong jibe at the West Bengal CPI (M) party, TMC leader Kunal Ghosh on Friday said that there is no 'Left' here in West Bengal and added that the 'Left party people don't even have the right to sit with TMC.'
"I want to know, how many thieves, dacoits, and murderers of the BJP have been arrested across the country? They are running a 'democracy of agencies'...Their leaders want to 'increase arrests'. But they should know that they will not be in power forever," Mamata said.
The buzz over the seat-sharing formula of the opposition's INDIA bloc hit a crescendo on Friday after a few partners within the alliance hinted at going all 'alone' in next year's Lok Sabha elections or not willing to 'compromise' in their respective states.
"During the election, the BJP announces that they would give 5 kg rice but we have been giving that from the beginning...," the Chief Minister said, speaking at a public meeting in Chakla in West Bengal's North 24 Paraganas district.
"There will be strict police vigil... 200 kilometres long barricades to control the crowd, 1150 CCTV cameras, 20 drones, 2400 civil defence forces, and 50 fire engines will be there in the fair from January 9-17. There will be accident insurance of Rs 5 lakh per person. 6,500 volunteers and
Kumar, who is currently serving as the Principal Secretary of the Department of Information Technology and Electronics, Government of West Bengal, will succeed Manoj Malaviya, IPS, who is set to retire on superannuation on December 27.