Just a day after the Prime Minister Narendra Modi initiated a ‘no-holds-barred’ attack, current West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee stated that his remarks aren’t acceptable according to his respected insignia and further reiterated saying that his BJP does not stand for ‘Bharatiya Janata Party’ but as ‘Bhayanak Jali Party’ (Dangerous Fraud Party), on Friday.
Her statement comes as a counter-attack to the Prime Minister’s address when he remarked her party that is, Trinamool Congress (TMC) to represent ‘Terror’, ‘Maut’ (death) and ‘Corruption’.
A very agitated Mamata simultaneously dared him to issue an arrest warrant against her. In her statement, she’s found to be stating that she ‘fights with her head held high.’
“I never bow my head before anyone. The Prime Minister can arrest me if he so wishes, I don’t care,” she firmly expressed in an address to an election rally in the region of Asansol, West Bengal. She further added that delivering huge speeches is a task anybody could undertake while it’s actual implementation is tough, and that the Prime Minister’s speech resembled a Swayam Sevak shakha worker’s.
She further said that she indeed regrets PM Modi’s made personal comments on her on his almost every tour to the state, and that ‘one needed to be more retrained’ in his public adresses. She said that though the PM does make it a point to comment, she shall not follow the suit and doesn’t indulge in the same.
Source: NDTV
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