INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Kolkata: Playing a masterstroke to avenge Shubhendu Adhikari's resignation as the MLA of Nandigram and exit from her party, Trinamul
Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced that she would contest the hot seat, also "lucky" for her since her movement against
forcible land acquisition there ousted the Communist regime a decade ago, in East Midnapore in upcoming Assembly Election.In her first visit
to Mr Adhikari's home turf after his induction to the BJP, the West Bengal chief minister also declared that she would also try to contest
from her home constituency: Bhowanipore, which elected her as TMC MLA in 2011 and 2016, simultaneously
If I contest here..how is it? It is my wish
I was thinking of it because I love the place being rural and close to my heart
Our victory for the assembly polls will start from here
It is a reincarnation of Nandigram
I will field a good candidate in Bhowanipore which is also a place of my affection
It is like my elder sister while Nandigram is the younger one
I will contest the polls from both the constituencies if I can
If I can manage it then it is ok
It is the call of my conscience to make the announcement here since I had declared the name of our first candidate here before the 2016
O my mother, slap on face if any mistake happens but do not turn your face and mind away from us."Her major announcement triggered a cheer
among the crowd at the rally which was however skipped by Shubhendu's father and three-time TMC MP of Contai Sisir Adhikari and his brother
They will be fought by locals
Those leaving the TMC were not around when the party was founded
BJP is a washing machine which turns black into white
Washing Powder Bhajpa, Washing Powder Bhajpa! The BJP's situation is like that
But I will not allow them sell Bengal at any cost."She also took a dig at the saffron party over the "leak of gameplan" in the Pulwama
attack in a veiled reference to a transcript of journalist Arnab Goswami's conversation
Leading a massive roadshow in her home turf later, Mr Adhikari told the CM, "Nandigram has come to your mind after five years because
another election has come
You said you would fight from Nandigram
Mark my words: I would quit politics if I can not ensure your defeat by 50,000 votes whoever, me or someone else, the BJP gives a ticket to
