West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday clarified her latest remarks and said that she didn’t utter a single phrase towards college students or their protests in her speech at the latest Trinamool Chhatra Parishad programme.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday clarified her latest remarks and said that she didn’t utter a single phrase towards college students or their protests in her speech at the latest Trinamool Chhatra Parishad programme.
In a put up on X, the West Bengal CM stated that she completely helps the coed motion as it’s real.
“I detect a malicious disinformation campaign in some print, electronic and digital media which has been unleashed with reference to a speech that I made in our students’ programme yesterday. Let me most emphatically clarify that I have not uttered a single word against the (medical etc.) students or their movements. I totally support their movement. Their movement is genuine. I never threatened them, as some people are accusing me of doing. This allegation is completely false,” she stated.
I detect a malicious disinformation marketing campaign in some print, digital and digital media which has been unleashed just about a speech that I made in our college students’ programme yesterday.
Let me most emphatically make clear that I’ve not uttered a single phrase towards the…
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) August 29, 2024
Further, concentrating on the BJP, CM Mamata stated that she spoke towards the BJP as they’re threatening democracy and attempting to create anarchy in West Bengal.
“I have spoken against BJP. I have spoken against them because, with the support of the Government of India, they are threatening the democracy in our State and trying to create anarchy. With support from the Centre, they are trying to create lawlessness and I have raised my voice against them,” West Bengal CM stated.
She additionally clarified that the phrase (“phonsh kara”) that she utilized in her speech on August 28 was a quote from Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa Deva.”The legendary saint had said that occasionally there is need to raise one’s voice. When there are crimes and criminal offences, voice of protest has to be raised. My speech on that point was a direct allusion to the great Ramakrishnite saying,” Banerjee stated.
The West Bengal Chief Minister on Wednesday condemned BJP’s 12-hour ‘Bengal Bandh’ and referred to as it an try to “defame” Bengal.
Addressing a Trinamool ‘Chhatra Parishad’ basis day programme in Kolkata yesterday, in response to BJP’s 12-hour lengthy ‘Bengal Bandh’ name, the Chief Minister had alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is utilizing his celebration to trigger a fireplace in Bengal over the Kolkata lady physician rape and homicide incident.
“Some people think this is Bangladesh. I love Bangladesh; they speak like us and share our culture. But remember, Bangladesh is a separate country, and India is a separate country. Modi Babu is using his party to cause fire here. If you burn Bengal, Assam, North-East, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and Delhi too shall burn! We will topple your chair,” Mamata Banerjee stated.
The remarks from the West Bengal Chief Minister ignited criticism from BJP Chief Ministers.
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