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TMC 'looted' central funds through 'fake job cards': Modi

Source: PTI   -  Edited By: Utkarsh Mishra
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday upped the ante against the Trinamool Congress on the issue of corruption and dynasty politics and said the opposition alliance INDIA parties such as the Trinamool Congress and the Congress are bothered only about the development of their families.

IMAGE: Prime Minister Narendra Modi being greeted by Union Minister of State Nisith Pramanik at the inauguration and laying the foundation stone of multiple development projects in Siliguri, West Bengal on Saturday, March 9, 2024. Photograph: ANI Photo

Giving a clarion call to defeat the Mamata Banerjee-led party in West Bengal, the prime minister while addressing a mega rally in Siliguri said, "The road to oust the corrupt TMC government from West Bengal will open from the Lok Sabha polls."

 

"I have seen mothers of our country struggling for basic amenities. That is why I stress on sanitisation, free electricity, bank accounts and tap water to make the lives of our mothers and sisters easier. But here, first the Left Front and then the TMC government have ignored the basic needs of the people of the state," he said.

Modi said the TMC has been looting the people of the state and had indulged in creating fake job cards for looting central funds sent by the Centre under MGNREGA.

Hitting out at dynasty politics of opposition parties, Modi said the 'TMC is only bothered about its nephew whereas the Congress is bothered only about the royal family', in an apparent reference to TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and the Gandhi family in Congress.

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