- “Within minutes of my taking oath, the governor issued a statement of some incidents that took place when the state was under the Election Commission.”
- “You cannot digest defeat, that is why from day one you started all these actions.”
- ”If the Prime Minister tells me, ‘you touch my feet, I will help Bengal’, that also I am ready to do. But please don’t humiliate me like this. Don’t insult me like this. Don’t defame Bengal.”
- “You are not only disturbing me, but you are also disturbing my secretariat. Why are you behaving like this? We won by a landslide. Is that your worry?”
- “When we reached there, we saw that the Prime Minister was already there, we thought it our duty to meet him and submit our report.”
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