আসানসোলে হুঙ্কার মমতার: “বিজেপিকে উৎখাত করে তবেই দিল্লিতে যাবো”

Fearless Bengali, Asansol, 12 April: Keeping in view the upcoming assembly elections, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched a vigorous campaign in Asansol. On Sunday afternoon, he gave a speech in support of the Trinamool candidates of Asansol North and South Assembly at a public meeting organized at the ADDA ground opposite the Webel IT Park adjacent to Kalyanpur Housing in Asansol. Present in the meeting were Asansol North Center candidate Mallya Ghatak and South Center candidate Tapas Bandhyopa Dhyay. Also present were the district leadership including Narendranath Chakraborty of Pandaveshwar, Jamudiyar Hari Ram Singh, Kultir Abhijee Ghatak. Irrespective of the intense heat, the gathering at the meeting was as good as eye-catching. Attack on voter list and NRC issue In his speech, the Chief Minister alleged that names were being deliberately omitted from the voter list. His claim is that lakhs of names have already been added but efforts are underway to drop many more. He clearly stated that NRC will not be allowed to be launched in Bengal under any circumstances and raised questions about the role of the central government in this matter. Strong criticism against the center Launching an attack against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP government, he said that big promises were made before the elections but they were not implemented. He criticized the Center by raising the issue of employment, price rise and decline in industrial sector. They also allege misuse of central organizations and political violence. Promise regarding development and industry The Chief Minister highlighted several plans for the development of Asansol-Raniganj industrial area. He said, this area will be developed as an industrial hub and employment opportunities will be created through setting up new industries. He also mentioned about the rehabilitation and financial assistance of the people of the affected area. social projects and messages He assured that the benefits of various social projects of the state will continue in future also. At the end of the speech, he warned the voters not to give personal information to anyone. At the same time, he claims, political changes will come democratically and the people of Bengal will protect their rights. Lastly, the Chief Minister appealed to remain united in the ideal of “Mother, Soil, People”.