Kharagpur, Mar 20 (UNI) BJP leader Dilip Ghosh on Saturday launched a vitriolic attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her "khela hobey" slogan saying the self-styled player as well as
her government was now restricted to "wheelchair".
Addressing electioneering for party candidates in this Medinipur district in presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, state president Dilip Ghosh said the game of Ms Banerjee was and now she along with the government was restricted to wheelchair.
" The chief minister fled from Bhowanipur and seek votes from Nandigram people but now she is showing her leg to people, who will send her back to Kalighat," Mr Ghosh said, adding that people have decided to dump the TMC government in the elections starting from March 27.
Mr Ghsoh claimed the partisan politics of the TMC government led to discrepancies in every aspect of life any opposition meant the wrath of the administration of the protesters.
He said as many as 133 BJP supporters have been killed and some 29, 000 cases filed against saffron activists.
Mr Ghosh said the " Duarey Sarkar turned into Yama Duarey Sarkar and finally it rested in the wheelchair sarkar".
He said the PM visit at this town after five years was responded with
huge enthusiasm, which showed how the people in the state made their mind for a change of government on May 2, the day result will be out after eight-phase polling for 294 seats.
Later PM Modi also applauded the leadership of Dilip Ghosh in Bengal and said his tireless work made the BJP come to this stage.
' There were attempts to kill Dilip Ghosh ahead of the poll," claimed
Mr Modi and urged the state administration as well as the police to play neutrality and allow a voter to cast vote freely as Baba Ambedkar had dreamed.
" The enthusiasm of people in Bengal shows they are ready for the
change and want BJP to over the state government.
An attempt to murder BJP Bengal's president Dilip Ghosh was made a few days ago but BJP is standing with the courage to fight against TMC's dirty politics", said Mr Modi.
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