"Attack On Me In Varanasi Means...": Mamata Banerjee At Samajwadi Rally
NDTV
"Attack on me by BJP workers when I arrived in Varanasi indicates they are going out of power," the Trinamool chief said at the Samajwadi Party rally.
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav at her side, declared that the protests against her by right wing workers on her arrival at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency in Varanasi, "indicates they (the BJP) are going out of power".
"I have been attacked several times, shot at and beaten by sticks in past, but never bowed down... I am not coward, I am fighter," Ms Banerjee said at the rally in Varanasi, which will vote in the last phase of Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, on March 7.
"Attack on me by BJP workers when I arrived in Varanasi indicates they are going out of power," the Trinamool chief said at the Samajwadi Party rally.
Ms Banerjee faced protests from the right wing group Hindu Yuva Vahini on her arrival to campaign for Mr Yadav's Samajwadi Party.